Master of Science [M.Sc] [International Management] From University of Leicester

The MSc in International Management combines a comprehensive grounding in the functions of management with a critical analysis of the international context in which managers work. You will develop a critical understanding of the global economic, social and political environments which affect organisational life.

The course features a combination of modules which allow you to focus in depth on the international dimensions of management and business. You will develop an understanding of the main theories, models, frameworks and techniques of management and have the opportunity to explore these within an international framework.

This degree will equip you with the skills to critically evaluate the published literature on management and organisations and to synthesise the range of issues and perspectives which inform research and practice in the field. It will also develop your practical transferable skills including the ability to conduct independent research. You will have the opportunity to develop the expertise and knowledge to manage competently, capably and ethically.

• Industry Connections: you’ll benefit from the university’s industry connections with local organisations, including Ocado, Tesco, and Amazon. Many local business organisations are amongst the biggest in the country and contribute to our programmes as guest lecturers and attend careers fairs for our students
• Industry-Focused Content: you’ll explore business culture and learn many of the fundamentals of managing a business in areas such as digital marketing, accounting, people management, strategy, technology, logistics, and more
• Employment Prospects: many graduates go onto work as senior managers for governments, charities, and large international/multinational organisations including the NHS, PwC and Amazon

• A good UK honours degree or its equivalent or a postgraduate diploma from a recognised institution; or a relevant graduate level professional qualification.

• The normal entry requirements for the programme are a good first degree i.e. 2:1 or 2:2 in any discipline.