University of South Wales: International Business and Enterprise

A minimum 2.2 Honours degree or an equivalent qualification, or, in exceptional circumstances, 3 years’ or more significant managerial experience.

If you already hold a CIPS qualification, you may be able to gain exemptions from the course and reduce your study time.

You will be assessed through written assignments, examinations and/or project work. The MSc International Business and Enterprise involves the completion of a significant Management project, developing your communication, research and consulting skills.

Modules:
•Economies, Markets and Decision Making in International Contexts
Develop the ability to solve problems which relate to management decision-making in the context of changing economic and market conditions.
•Innovation Management
Gain an understanding of the theory and practice of managing innovation in organisations. You will learn about the frameworks used by organisations to manage innovation and sources of innovation inside and outside the organisation.
•Globalisation of Logistics and Supply Chain
Delve into the activities of global and international logistics and supply networks – identifying trends and key drivers for the globalisation of industry and its impact on the development and management of the logistics and supply chain.
•Entrepreneurial Start-up
This module will equip you with the knowledge of how to start and develop a business venture. You will develop the tools needed to critically appraise the complexities of successfully starting and growing a new venture in a turbulent and ever changing society.
•Research Methods
Conduct a proper scientific investigation and present it in a written format. This will develop your understanding and research skills in a management and/or professional development context.
•Strategic Entrepreneurial Marketing
Critically examine the key elements of strategic marketing and its interface with business strategy.
•Issues in International Management
Gain a critical awareness of the complex interrelationships between developing issues in international and trans-national management.
•Entrepreneur in a Global Environment
You will be introduced to the various principles and structures of the current environment of global business and how it can be analysed. You will also learn about how the internationalization of businesses can occur.
•Management Project

A minimum 2.2 Honours degree or an equivalent qualification, or, in exceptional circumstances, 3 years’ or more significant managerial experience.

If you already hold a CIPS qualification, you may be able to gain exemptions from the course and reduce your study time.

You will be assessed through written assignments, examinations and/or project work. The MSc International Business and Enterprise involves the completion of a significant Management project, developing your communication, research and consulting skills.

Modules:
•Economies, Markets and Decision Making in International Contexts
Develop the ability to solve problems which relate to management decision-making in the context of changing economic and market conditions.
•Innovation Management
Gain an understanding of the theory and practice of managing innovation in organisations. You will learn about the frameworks used by organisations to manage innovation and sources of innovation inside and outside the organisation.
•Globalisation of Logistics and Supply Chain
Delve into the activities of global and international logistics and supply networks – identifying trends and key drivers for the globalisation of industry and its impact on the development and management of the logistics and supply chain.
•Entrepreneurial Start-up
This module will equip you with the knowledge of how to start and develop a business venture. You will develop the tools needed to critically appraise the complexities of successfully starting and growing a new venture in a turbulent and ever changing society.
•Research Methods
Conduct a proper scientific investigation and present it in a written format. This will develop your understanding and research skills in a management and/or professional development context.
•Strategic Entrepreneurial Marketing
Critically examine the key elements of strategic marketing and its interface with business strategy.
•Issues in International Management
Gain a critical awareness of the complex interrelationships between developing issues in international and trans-national management.
•Entrepreneur in a Global Environment
You will be introduced to the various principles and structures of the current environment of global business and how it can be analysed. You will also learn about how the internationalization of businesses can occur.
•Management Project