Msc International Business With Project Management Professional Practice

at University of Huddersfield

• The Economics and History BA (Hons) course covers a wide range of economic theories, historical periods, and events. 
• Students gain a strong grounding in microeconomics, macroeconomics, quantitative methods, and economic history. 
• They explore diverse historical topics from the medieval era through to the 20th century across Britain, Europe, and the wider world. 
• The course allows students to choose optional modules tailored to their interests in areas like development economics, financial markets, and particular historical themes.

Course Modules 

• The Context of International Business
•  Project Management
•  The Strategy of International Business
•  The Global Professional
•  Managing Sustainable Challenges

Important Dates

Before the start of the enrollment period, the university initiates its application process and recommends that prospective students prepare all necessary documents in advance. Students are advised to regularly check the website for updates on the commencement of applications. Additionally, seeking assistance from UniScholars can help students efficiently begin their application process.

• Applicants must hold an Honours degree with a classification of 2:1 or higher, or an equivalent professional qualification, in fields such as Business Studies, Marketing, Management, Logistics, Accountancy, or Economics. 
• Candidates possessing other relevant professional qualifications and/or experience will be evaluated individually. 
• Additionally, language proficiency is required, with an IELTS score of 6.0 overall, and no component score below 5.5, or an equivalent qualification.

The annual tuition fee for MSc International Business With Project Management Professional Practice is between £18,700/yr. The website provides up-to-date information on tuition fees and lists any additional charges that may apply. Students are recommended to regularly check the university's website to stay informed about programme fees, as these can vary annually based on their residency status and whether they are enrolled as full-time or part-time students.

Graduates from this degree are well-prepared for careers in sectors like business, finance, education, heritage organisations, and the civil service. Their combination of economic analysis skills and contextual historical knowledge is valued by employers. Potential roles include economic analyst, financial consultant, teacher, museum curator, and policy advisor. The degree also provides a solid foundation for further study at the postgraduate level.