MSc International Business Management (Strategy and Leadership)

at Royal Holloway University of London

• Study at the School of Business and Management, delving into an intellectually stimulating environment that focuses on strategy and leadership. 
• Acquire the knowledge and skills essential for future business leaders, enabling strategic problem-solving in international business.
• Explore the pivotal role of modern business leaders in fostering sustainability practices within international business contexts.

Modules 

• Economics, Finance and Accounting
•  Strategy and Ethics in International Business Management
•  People & Organisation
•  Digital Business and Marketing
•  Professional Business and Applied Research Skills

Important Dates 

The programme commences in September and January, with students usually applying 4-5 months prior to the start date. Seeking guidance from counsellors is recommended to ensure timely submission of applications.

• A bachelor's degree, an overall grade ranging from 55% to 60%, or a CGPA between 5.5 and 6 out of 10, depending on the institution, is required.
• IELTS, a minimum overall score of 6.5 is needed, with no sub-score falling below 6.0.
• For the Pearson Test of English, an overall score of 61 is required, with a minimum writing score of 61 and no other sub-score below 54.

The MSc International Business Management (Strategy and Leadership) fees are between £18,750/Yr to £23,900/Yr. International students can benefit from the institution's competitively priced fee structures. By examining the comprehensive fee structures and potential financing alternatives, individuals can make well-informed choices regarding their professional trajectories.

Upon completing an MSc in International Business Management (Strategy & Leadership) from Royal Holloway, various career options become available. You can blend this degree with your undergraduate studies to signal expertise in a specific market sector or functional specialisation. Essential skills are acquired for roles in finance, accountancy, regulatory bodies, and managing family and closely held businesses.