International Business (Top-up) BA (Hons)

at University of Huddersfield

• The course covers global strategic management and how to develop international business strategies. 
• Students learn about international marketing, including understanding cultural differences and adapting marketing approaches.
•  Modules focus on managing multinational and cross-cultural operations effectively. 
• There is study of international trade, supply chains, and foreign market entry strategies. 
• Throughout, emphasis is placed on developing cross-cultural communication, negotiation, and leadership skills.

Course Modules

• International Business
•  Strategy in Context
•  Managing Across Cultures
•  Marketing for Small Businesses
•  Strategic Retailing

Important Dates

In preparation for the enrollment period, the educational institution starts accepting applications and advises prospective students to assemble all necessary documents in advance. Students are urged to regularly visit the website for updates on when applications open. Additionally, utilising the services of UniScholars can facilitate an efficient start to the application process for students.

• To be considered for undergraduate courses, candidates must have achieved a minimum of 65% in their Standard XII examinations. 
• Eligibility is generally granted if the Standard XII (HSSC) qualification is from CBSE, CISCE, or metro state boards. 
• Candidates from other boards may need to complete a foundation (access) programme.
•  An IELTS score of 6.0 is typically required, with no individual band score below 5.5.

The annual tuition fee for International Business (Top-up) BA (Hons) is between £16,500/yr. It is essential for students to routinely check the university's website to stay informed about programme fees, which can change yearly based on their residential status and whether they are enrolled full-time or part-time. The website provides the most updated fee information and details any additional relevant costs.

Graduates are prepared for management roles in organisations that operate globally or have international business dealings. Opportunities exist in areas like international marketing, export/import, global supply chain management, and strategy development for multinational firms. Some may pursue entrepreneurial ventures capitalising on their ability to identify and capitalise on global business opportunities.