European and International Business Management - MSc

University of Bradford Faculty of Management, Law and Social Sciences

Full time September MSc 13-16 months Full-time

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FindAMasters summary

The MSc European and International Business Management is a unique programme that offers an international perspective on management. You'll have the opportunity to live and study in three different European countries, including Spain, France, and the UK. Taught in Spanish, French, and English, this programme focuses on business foundations, European management, and offers a range of electives. You'll also undertake a work placement and write a report, gaining valuable practical experience. With its emphasis on small group learning and collaboration, this programme equips you with the skills to thrive in a multilingual business environment. Open to graduates from any subject area, this programme widens your career opportunities and earning potential.

About the course

The MSc European and International Business Management is unique in the UK. You’ll live and study in three different European countries, giving you a truly international perspective on management.

It is delivered in partnership with two other centres of excellence:

Deusto Business School at the Universidad de Deusto, Bilbao, Spain
Audencia Business School, Nantes, France

The programme is taught in three languages: Spanish, French and English. You will spend the first term in Spain or France, the second in France or Spain, and the third at the School of Management in Bradford. You spend the final 12 weeks of the course on work placement or writing a report.

Entry Requirements

All candidates must fulfil the following criteria in order to be considered for a place:

- An accredited university degree (from any subject area) validated by the country of origin for progression to postgraduate study
- Previously obtained undergraduate and postgraduate degrees must amount to a minimum number of credits of 240 ECTS (or equivalent in non-European institutions) or 180 ECTS plus two years’ relevant work experience (in lieu of 60 credits ECTS)
- A personal statement demonstrating motivation/commitment to the programme