Course summary

BSc International Management (Industry) examines in-depth global management practices in a world that has changed radically in the last decade. A new international landscape lies ahead: international tensions and conflicts among the leading economies of the world, climate change and environmental emergencies, major issues of social justice and business ethics, as well as global economic pressures on limited resources of all kinds. All employers are asking management and business schools for two essential things: on the one hand, graduates capable of understanding the multiple dimensions of contemporary management and business and their global connections; on the other, graduates with an understanding of the world in which business takes place, a world characterised by complex economic, political, and cultural processes. Course overview This course offers a unique and genuine interdisciplinary understanding of management, its essentially international nature, and the realities of the world today. Your studies will develop your critical understanding in three fundamental areas:

• Core areas of management (human resources, marketing or accounting and finance, sustainability, ethics, and technology);

• Core issues in contemporary international relations and world politics that shape the real world today;

• Core responsibilities facing global businesses in the coming decades: ecology and the natural environment, sustainability and ethical responsibilities.