The MSc International Business and Management program, offered by Liverpool Business School at John Moores University, is designed for individuals seeking to deepen their understanding of global commerce and trade dynamics. Combining a rigorous academic curriculum with practical industry insights, this program equips students with a comprehensive skill set essential for navigating the complexities of international business environments.
Evaluation criteria
The Hinrich Foundation Guide is informed by input from an advisory panel of academics and business leaders who have highlighted six key trade course content areas and eight program attributes necessary for a quality master's-level trade education.
Trade course content
Trade course content is critical to a quality master's education that will prepare you for success in your international business and trade career.
Based on publicly available information, this program makes available the following trade content areas:
Trade program attributes
Trade program attributes reflected in the Hinrich Foundation Guide highlight the critical importance of how subjects are taught and by whom.
Based on publicly available information, this program reflects the following trade program attributes:
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Key highlights
An international focus
- The program develops the skills and knowledge required to become a well-rounded leader in an increasingly digitalized global economy.
- Students enjoy a rich cultural experience and work alongside peers from more than 20 countries, expanding their cross-cultural communication skills and understanding different perspectives.
- The program also includes field trips to international organizations in Liverpool, which provides a truly global commercial setting to understand cross-border trade and business management.
Experiential learning at its core
- Students benefit from innovative learning and teaching approaches through the use of simulations, mini consulting projects, business case studies and reflective exercises throughout the program.
- Students who opt for the Advanced Practice program will complete a consultancy project, a collaboration between the Liverpool Business School and a corporate partner. An industry mentor will be assigned to students to supervise the project and provide a safe space for students to test new development strategies.
- Instead of the conventional educator-led lectures, the program is built on the philosophy of inquiry-based learning, in which students are expected to proactively consume, appraise and analyze multi-source data to cultivate problem-solving and decision-making skills.
More Information
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