Course summary

Overview This is the third-year top-up/final-year entry version of the BA international Business Management degree. It might be for you if you aspire to a career working in a multinational or an international environment. On this one-year course, you’ll take six core modules and emerge with a high-quality top-up component to your degree, from a highly ranked UK university. You’ll learn how to compare and contrast business environments across the globe, from highly developed to newly emerging markets. You’ll develop a good understanding of the challenges and opportunities that vary from region to region and country to country, and will become confident in critiquing global business strategies. Through your time at UEA, you’ll gain a vital understanding of the inherent complexities involved with managing business in an international context. This course will primarily enable you to compare and contrast business environments across the globe, encompassing both developed and emerging markets. You’ll develop a good understanding of the challenges and opportunities that exist in different regions of the world and will become adept at critiquing the global strategies of firms. This course will also help you develop a range of analytical, critical and other employability skills that employers value and seek. Norwich Business School is a friendly and supportive environment with a vibrant and international student body. Norwich is a safe and welcoming city with a thriving business innovation and enterprise community. We pride ourselves on delivering instruction that is informed by our world-leading research and real-world business experience. This means you’ll gain knowledge of the latest issues and debates facing industry and employers. If you aspire to a job in a multinational or international environment, this degree will give you an edge above your competition. After graduating, you’ll have all the additional skills you need to succeed in international business. Disclaimer Course details are subject to change. You should always confirm the details on the provider's website: www.uea.ac.uk