University of Leeds: International Business
| Institution | University of Leeds |
|---|---|
| Department | Leeds University Business School |
| Web | http://www.leeds.ac.uk |
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD
Summary
The International Business Division within Leeds University Business School are interested in receiving proposals in the following areas of research:
The Global Factory in the World Economy - tests of the conceptual structure.
Foreign direct investment in China - strategies and impact.
Foreign direct investment in India - opportunities and constraints
Testing international business theory to explain patterns of outward foreign direct investment from emerging countries.
The internationalisation of developing country firms, especially Chinese and Indian multinational enterprises (MNEs).
Issues of economic development and the role of the private sector in reducing poverty.
The impact of home country incentives on the internationalisation of firms and the mediating role of institutions on international business activity.
International mergers and acquisitions
The role of R&D internationalisation in explaining performance outcomes.
The determinants of innovation performance in developing economies.
Open innovation in the global economy: Exploiting the scientific knowledge of others.
The role of technology and R&D management practices in enhancing performance.
The protection and management of intellectual property and other intangible assets across national borders.
The impact of climate change on international business strategies.
The role of international business and sustainable development.
Geographic areas of interest: European Union, Central and Eastern Europe, the BRICs (Brazil, Russia and China) and other emerging markets.
Supranational organisations, country alliances and international trade and investment.
| phd@lubs.leeds.ac.uk | |
| Telephone | 0113 343 4596 |
| Study type | Research |
| Level | RQF Level 8 |
| Entry requirements | Candidates should hold a British Masters degree (or equivalent degree from an overseas university) or an equivalent professional qualification: with a minimum average score of 60 percent (or equivalent); and You should also meet our English language requirements. |
| Location | University of Leeds Woodhouse Lane Leeds LS2 9JT |
Summary
The International Business Division within Leeds University Business School are interested in receiving proposals in the following areas of research:
The Global Factory in the World Economy - tests of the conceptual structure.
Foreign direct investment in China - strategies and impact.
Foreign direct investment in India - opportunities and constraints
Testing international business theory to explain patterns of outward foreign direct investment from emerging countries.
The internationalisation of developing country firms, especially Chinese and Indian multinational enterprises (MNEs).
Issues of economic development and the role of the private sector in reducing poverty.
The impact of home country incentives on the internationalisation of firms and the mediating role of institutions on international business activity.
International mergers and acquisitions
The role of R&D internationalisation in explaining performance outcomes.
The determinants of innovation performance in developing economies.
Open innovation in the global economy: Exploiting the scientific knowledge of others.
The role of technology and R&D management practices in enhancing performance.
The protection and management of intellectual property and other intangible assets across national borders.
The impact of climate change on international business strategies.
The role of international business and sustainable development.
Geographic areas of interest: European Union, Central and Eastern Europe, the BRICs (Brazil, Russia and China) and other emerging markets.
Supranational organisations, country alliances and international trade and investment.
| phd@lubs.leeds.ac.uk | |
| Telephone | 0113 343 4596 |
| Study type | Research |
| Level | RQF Level 8 |
| Entry requirements | Candidates should hold a British Masters degree (or equivalent degree from an overseas university) or an equivalent professional qualification: with a minimum average score of 60 percent (or equivalent); and You should also meet our English language requirements. |
| Location | University of Leeds Woodhouse Lane Leeds LS2 9JT |
Summary
The International Business Division within Leeds University Business School are interested in receiving proposals in the following areas of research:
The Global Factory in the World Economy - tests of the conceptual structure.
Foreign direct investment in China - strategies and impact.
Foreign direct investment in India - opportunities and constraints
Testing international business theory to explain patterns of outward foreign direct investment from emerging countries.
The internationalisation of developing country firms, especially Chinese and Indian multinational enterprises (MNEs).
Issues of economic development and the role of the private sector in reducing poverty.
The impact of home country incentives on the internationalisation of firms and the mediating role of institutions on international business activity.
International mergers and acquisitions
The role of R&D internationalisation in explaining performance outcomes.
The determinants of innovation performance in developing economies.
Open innovation in the global economy: Exploiting the scientific knowledge of others.
The role of technology and R&D management practices in enhancing performance.
The protection and management of intellectual property and other intangible assets across national borders.
The impact of climate change on international business strategies.
The role of international business and sustainable development.
Geographic areas of interest: European Union, Central and Eastern Europe, the BRICs (Brazil, Russia and China) and other emerging markets.
Supranational organisations, country alliances and international trade and investment.
| phd@lubs.leeds.ac.uk | |
| Telephone | 0113 343 4596 |
| Study type | Research |
| Level | RQF Level 8 |
| Entry requirements | Candidates should hold a British Masters degree (or equivalent degree from an overseas university) or an equivalent professional qualification: with a minimum average score of 60 percent (or equivalent); and You should also meet our English language requirements. |
| Location | University of Leeds Woodhouse Lane Leeds LS2 9JT |
Summary
The International Business Division within Leeds University Business School are interested in receiving proposals in the following areas of research:
The Global Factory in the World Economy - tests of the conceptual structure.
Foreign direct investment in China - strategies and impact.
Foreign direct investment in India - opportunities and constraints
Testing international business theory to explain patterns of outward foreign direct investment from emerging countries.
The internationalisation of developing country firms, especially Chinese and Indian multinational enterprises (MNEs).
Issues of economic development and the role of the private sector in reducing poverty.
The impact of home country incentives on the internationalisation of firms and the mediating role of institutions on international business activity.
International mergers and acquisitions
The role of R&D internationalisation in explaining performance outcomes.
The determinants of innovation performance in developing economies.
Open innovation in the global economy: Exploiting the scientific knowledge of others.
The role of technology and R&D management practices in enhancing performance.
The protection and management of intellectual property and other intangible assets across national borders.
The impact of climate change on international business strategies.
The role of international business and sustainable development.
Geographic areas of interest: European Union, Central and Eastern Europe, the BRICs (Brazil, Russia and China) and other emerging markets.
Supranational organisations, country alliances and international trade and investment.
| phd@lubs.leeds.ac.uk | |
| Telephone | 0113 343 4596 |
| Study type | Research |
| Level | RQF Level 8 |
| Entry requirements | Candidates should hold a British Masters degree (or equivalent degree from an overseas university) or an equivalent professional qualification: with a minimum average score of 60 percent (or equivalent); and You should also meet our English language requirements. |
| Location | University of Leeds Woodhouse Lane Leeds LS2 9JT |
MA (Res)
Summary
The International Business Division within Leeds University Business School are interested in receiving proposals in the following areas of research:
The Global Factory in the World Economy - tests of the conceptual structure.
Foreign direct investment in China - strategies and impact.
Foreign direct investment in India - opportunities and constraints
Testing international business theory to explain patterns of outward foreign direct investment from emerging countries.
The internationalisation of developing country firms, especially Chinese and Indian multinational enterprises (MNEs).
Issues of economic development and the role of the private sector in reducing poverty.
The impact of home country incentives on the internationalisation of firms and the mediating role of institutions on international business activity.
International mergers and acquisitions
The role of R&D internationalisation in explaining performance outcomes.
The determinants of innovation performance in developing economies.
Open innovation in the global economy: Exploiting the scientific knowledge of others.
The role of technology and R&D management practices in enhancing performance.
The protection and management of intellectual property and other intangible assets across national borders.
The impact of climate change on international business strategies.
The role of international business and sustainable development.
Geographic areas of interest: European Union, Central and Eastern Europe, the BRICs (Brazil, Russia and China) and other emerging markets.
Supranational organisations, country alliances and international trade and investment.
| phd@lubs.leeds.ac.uk | |
| Telephone | 0113 343 4596 |
| Study type | Research |
| Level | RQF Level 7 |
| Entry requirements | Candidates with a good Bachelor's degree or equivalent qualification (for UK students this is usually an upper second or first class honours degree) can apply for the MA by Research. You should also meet our English language requirement (detailed below). |
| Location | University of Leeds Woodhouse Lane Leeds LS2 9JT |
Summary
The International Business Division within Leeds University Business School are interested in receiving proposals in the following areas of research:
The Global Factory in the World Economy - tests of the conceptual structure.
Foreign direct investment in China - strategies and impact.
Foreign direct investment in India - opportunities and constraints
Testing international business theory to explain patterns of outward foreign direct investment from emerging countries.
The internationalisation of developing country firms, especially Chinese and Indian multinational enterprises (MNEs).
Issues of economic development and the role of the private sector in reducing poverty.
The impact of home country incentives on the internationalisation of firms and the mediating role of institutions on international business activity.
International mergers and acquisitions
The role of R&D internationalisation in explaining performance outcomes.
The determinants of innovation performance in developing economies.
Open innovation in the global economy: Exploiting the scientific knowledge of others.
The role of technology and R&D management practices in enhancing performance.
The protection and management of intellectual property and other intangible assets across national borders.
The impact of climate change on international business strategies.
The role of international business and sustainable development.
Geographic areas of interest: European Union, Central and Eastern Europe, the BRICs (Brazil, Russia and China) and other emerging markets.
Supranational organisations, country alliances and international trade and investment.
| phd@lubs.leeds.ac.uk | |
| Telephone | 0113 343 4596 |
| Study type | Research |
| Level | RQF Level 7 |
| Entry requirements | Candidates with a good Bachelor's degree or equivalent qualification (for UK students this is usually an upper second or first class honours degree) can apply for the MA by Research. You should also meet our English language requirement (detailed below). |
| Location | University of Leeds Woodhouse Lane Leeds LS2 9JT |
Summary
The International Business Division within Leeds University Business School are interested in receiving proposals in the following areas of research:
The Global Factory in the World Economy - tests of the conceptual structure.
Foreign direct investment in China - strategies and impact.
Foreign direct investment in India - opportunities and constraints
Testing international business theory to explain patterns of outward foreign direct investment from emerging countries.
The internationalisation of developing country firms, especially Chinese and Indian multinational enterprises (MNEs).
Issues of economic development and the role of the private sector in reducing poverty.
The impact of home country incentives on the internationalisation of firms and the mediating role of institutions on international business activity.
International mergers and acquisitions
The role of R&D internationalisation in explaining performance outcomes.
The determinants of innovation performance in developing economies.
Open innovation in the global economy: Exploiting the scientific knowledge of others.
The role of technology and R&D management practices in enhancing performance.
The protection and management of intellectual property and other intangible assets across national borders.
The impact of climate change on international business strategies.
The role of international business and sustainable development.
Geographic areas of interest: European Union, Central and Eastern Europe, the BRICs (Brazil, Russia and China) and other emerging markets.
Supranational organisations, country alliances and international trade and investment.
| phd@lubs.leeds.ac.uk | |
| Telephone | 0113 343 4596 |
| Study type | Research |
| Level | RQF Level 7 |
| Entry requirements | Candidates with a good Bachelor's degree or equivalent qualification (for UK students this is usually an upper second or first class honours degree) can apply for the MA by Research. You should also meet our English language requirement (detailed below). |
| Location | University of Leeds Woodhouse Lane Leeds LS2 9JT |
Summary
The International Business Division within Leeds University Business School are interested in receiving proposals in the following areas of research:
The Global Factory in the World Economy - tests of the conceptual structure.
Foreign direct investment in China - strategies and impact.
Foreign direct investment in India - opportunities and constraints
Testing international business theory to explain patterns of outward foreign direct investment from emerging countries.
The internationalisation of developing country firms, especially Chinese and Indian multinational enterprises (MNEs).
Issues of economic development and the role of the private sector in reducing poverty.
The impact of home country incentives on the internationalisation of firms and the mediating role of institutions on international business activity.
International mergers and acquisitions
The role of R&D internationalisation in explaining performance outcomes.
The determinants of innovation performance in developing economies.
Open innovation in the global economy: Exploiting the scientific knowledge of others.
The role of technology and R&D management practices in enhancing performance.
The protection and management of intellectual property and other intangible assets across national borders.
The impact of climate change on international business strategies.
The role of international business and sustainable development.
Geographic areas of interest: European Union, Central and Eastern Europe, the BRICs (Brazil, Russia and China) and other emerging markets.
Supranational organisations, country alliances and international trade and investment.
| phd@lubs.leeds.ac.uk | |
| Telephone | 0113 343 4596 |
| Study type | Research |
| Level | RQF Level 7 |
| Entry requirements | Candidates with a good Bachelor's degree or equivalent qualification (for UK students this is usually an upper second or first class honours degree) can apply for the MA by Research. You should also meet our English language requirement (detailed below). |
| Location | University of Leeds Woodhouse Lane Leeds LS2 9JT |
MSc
Summary
The course starts with an intensive two-week induction to introduce you to the methods of teaching, course content, academic best-practices and showcasing the relationship between the course and your career aspirations. In addition, the induction also provides you with an opportunity to familiarise and deepend your interaction with peers from your cohort, who come to Leeds from different parts of the world.
From there, you will build your knowledge and perspectives of international business and improve your confidence in using analytical skills including qualitative and quantitative methods. You will also develop depth of understanding across issues related to global economic coordination and governance as well as reflect upon some of the central debates in international business, such as those around intellectual property, labour issues and sustainability.
You will explore topics such as strategic management and entering foreign markets. At the same time, you will build research skills and learn about the different methodologies used to research international business.
Throughout the year you will undertake compulsory modules which develop your professional skills for the workplace and prepare you for the challenges of managing organisations and individuals across different cultural contexts. You will also select optional modules on topics that suit your interests or career plans, for example, Managing and Exploiting Intellectual Capital and European Business.
By the end of the course, you will submit an independent project. You can either research a topic in-depth and submit a dissertation, or gain practical experience through a consultancy-style project working with an external organisation.
| masters@lubs.leeds.ac.uk | |
| Telephone | 0113 343 4908 |
| Study type | Taught |
| Level | RQF Level 7 |
| Entry requirements | A bachelor degree with a 2:1 (hons) in any subject. You should also have an interest in the subject, although you don’t need any prior experience or qualifications in this area. |
| Location | University of Leeds Woodhouse Lane Leeds LS2 9JT |
Summary
The course starts with an intensive two-week induction to introduce you to the methods of teaching, course content, academic best-practices and showcasing the relationship between the course and your career aspirations. In addition, the induction also provides you with an opportunity to familiarise and deepend your interaction with peers from your cohort, who come to Leeds from different parts of the world.
From there, you will build your knowledge and perspectives of international business and improve your confidence in using analytical skills including qualitative and quantitative methods. You will also develop depth of understanding across issues related to global economic coordination and governance as well as reflect upon some of the central debates in international business, such as those around intellectual property, labour issues and sustainability.
You will explore topics such as strategic management and entering foreign markets. At the same time, you will build research skills and learn about the different methodologies used to research international business.
Throughout the year you will undertake compulsory modules which develop your professional skills for the workplace and prepare you for the challenges of managing organisations and individuals across different cultural contexts. You will also select optional modules on topics that suit your interests or career plans, for example, Managing and Exploiting Intellectual Capital and European Business.
By the end of the course, you will submit an independent project. You can either research a topic in-depth and submit a dissertation, or gain practical experience through a consultancy-style project working with an external organisation.
| masters@lubs.leeds.ac.uk | |
| Telephone | 0113 343 4908 |
| Study type | Taught |
| Level | RQF Level 7 |
| Entry requirements | A bachelor degree with a 2:1 (hons) in any subject. You should also have an interest in the subject, although you don’t need any prior experience or qualifications in this area. |
| Location | University of Leeds Woodhouse Lane Leeds LS2 9JT |
Summary
The course starts with an intensive two-week induction to introduce you to the methods of teaching, course content, academic best-practices and showcasing the relationship between the course and your career aspirations. In addition, the induction also provides you with an opportunity to familiarise and deepend your interaction with peers from your cohort, who come to Leeds from different parts of the world.
From there, you will build your knowledge and perspectives of international business and improve your confidence in using analytical skills including qualitative and quantitative methods. You will also develop depth of understanding across issues related to global economic coordination and governance as well as reflect upon some of the central debates in international business, such as those around intellectual property, labour issues and sustainability.
You will explore topics such as strategic management and entering foreign markets. At the same time, you will build research skills and learn about the different methodologies used to research international business.
Throughout the year you will undertake compulsory modules which develop your professional skills for the workplace and prepare you for the challenges of managing organisations and individuals across different cultural contexts. You will also select optional modules on topics that suit your interests or career plans, for example, Managing and Exploiting Intellectual Capital and European Business.
By the end of the course, you will submit an independent project. You can either research a topic in-depth and submit a dissertation, or gain practical experience through a consultancy-style project working with an external organisation.
| masters@lubs.leeds.ac.uk | |
| Telephone | 0113 343 4908 |
| Study type | Taught |
| Level | RQF Level 7 |
| Entry requirements | A bachelor degree with a 2:1 (hons) in any subject. You should also have an interest in the subject, although you don’t need any prior experience or qualifications in this area. |
| Location | University of Leeds Woodhouse Lane Leeds LS2 9JT |
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