Overview

MBA in International Business and Relations

The MBA in International Business and Relations program caters to the global expansion needs of businesses. It is an ideal choice for professionals seeking expertise in international business. The program seamlessly integrates core business disciplines—such as accounting, finance, strategic management, marketing, leadership, and decision-making—with a nuanced understanding of global socio-political, socio-economic, and industry contexts. Through diverse case studies and lectures, you’ll gain a broad perspective on international business topics.

This one-year program delves into areas like international entrepreneurship, cross-border opportunities, and challenges. It equips you with decision-making frameworks grounded in economics, management strategy, international finance, marketing, and HR management.

Upon successful completion, you’ll receive a postgraduate diploma in Business Administration from Cambridge International Qualifications, UK, and an MBA from Universidad Católica de Murcia (UCAM).

Program Outline

Part I comprises six modules, with four being core and two specialized. Upon successful completion of Part I, learners will be awarded 120 UK Credits from Cambridge International Qualifications (CIQ), UK.

Part II of the program comprises a mandatory module and a thesis work. Upon successfully completing their entire qualification, learners will be awarded 60 European Credit Transfer System (ECTS) credits from Universidad Católica de Murcia (UCAM), Spain

Program outline – Part I

International Human Resource Management
Strategic Change Management
Strategic Management and Leadership
Operations Management
Entrepreneurship in Global Context
Internationalization Strategies and Decision Making

Program outline – Part II

Socio – Economic – Legal Environment
Thesis work

Learning Outcomes

Global Context of Enterprise: Show a systematic understanding of how the global context influences entrepreneurial activities.
Approaches to Global Entrepreneurship: Evaluate different approaches to the process of global entrepreneurship.
Business Idea Analysis: Examine business ideas from multiple angles within the business model, including value proposition, marketing, technology, customer relationships, cost, partnerships, and revenue fit.
Cultural and National Requirements: Recognize the specific requirements for venturing and managing diverse cultures and nationalities in the entrepreneurial landscape.