Canterbury Christ Church University - BSc International Business Management

Canterbury Christ Church University

BSc International Business Management

We are living in a global economy, surrounded by products sourced from all over the world. Learn how to develop strategies to make businesses internationally successful.

Increasingly many of the services you use, whether it is booking a flight or watching a film, are provided by businesses located in countries other than your own. Thanks to the digital revolution, businesses both large and small can trade across the world. However, differences between nations remain and understanding their similarities and differentiation are essential.

As with all our business courses, employability and digital skills are embedded to give you hands-on practical experience. You'll also be able to learn a language as part of your studies.

Entry Requirements

A typical offer would be 88-112 UCAS Tariff points.

For more information on the IELTS (International English language Testing System) requirements for this course.

Career Prospects

Combining academic study and practical assessments, this degree will equip you to pursue a wide range of career opportunities. Our graduates have moved on to very exciting and challenging jobs in the private as well as public sector, in the UK and abroad, in roles as diverse as project management, logistics, banking, production management and teaching. Their employers include Google, Apple, KPMG, HSBC and the NHS. This degree also provides an ideal basis for continued study at Masters level in a range of business-related disciplines

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Course Details

You'll study all the fundamental areas of business – finance, HR, marketing and operations - and you'll also learn about the macro and micro international environments in which they operate, as well as other areas such as cultural, social and ethical issues. As with all of our business courses, there is a strong practical element, and from the first day you'll be building your knowledge and understanding of organisations and how they are managed. 

You'll explore areas including: 

  • international business strategy
  • operational business analysis 
  • cultural research and analysis. 

You'll have the opportunity to undertake a year-long work placement, in addition to your three year academic studies. The Problem Oriented Project in Year 3 also provides you with an excellent opportunity to gain real life experience in the workplace. 

Year 1

Contemporary Language Studies
Introduction to Marketing
Business Information and Analysis
Academic Skills for Business & Management
Economics
Managing People in Organisations

Year 2

Contemporary Language Studies II
Project Management
Management and Leadership
Employability Skills
Accounting for Business
Business and Sustainability
Digital Business
Retail Management
Managing not for Profit Organisations and Social Enterprises
Operations Management
Supply Chain Management
Principles of Logistics
Human Resources Management
Employment Law
Innovation and Enterprise Management
Research Methods
Corporate and Business Law
Intercultural Experience

Year 3

International Business Management Individual Study
Contemporary Language Studies III
Strategic Management
Financial Management
New Venture Creation
Business Ethics
Entrepreneurship in the Global Marketplace
Strategic Digital and Social Media Marketing
Public Relations Planning and Strategy\
Organisational Change and Change Agents
International Business
Retail Strategy
Taxation
Service Management
Intercultural Marketing Communication
Dissertation / Problem Oriented Project

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