As part of the admissions requirements, we ask that you have a detailed, well-defined career plan.
How do I explain my professional project to enter the MSc in International Business Management?
Is it worth doing a Master's in business management?
Starting an MSc in Management and International Business can significantly enhance your career development in numerous ways. Not only does this advanced degree demonstrate your commitment to developing your understanding of global business dynamics, it also raises your professional profile through a recognised degree.
The MSc is recognised for its rigorous curriculum, which prepares participants to meet the challenges of today’s fast-paced business environment. With its focus on management and international management, the programme equips students with a comprehensive skill set that includes identifying market trends, problem solving, strategic thinking, data analysis, etc. in a global business context. These sought-after skills make the MSc in Management and International Business a respected qualification that opens doors to higher-level career opportunities worldwide.
The technical expertise gained through the programme is particularly valuable. Courses include advanced topics such as international finance, marketing and sales, and managing in a global environment. Such specialised skills are essential for making informed decisions and leading projects in complex international market dynamics. They are a critical asset if you want to join a company that operates across borders.
An MSc in International Business Management will also give you a lot of opportunities to expand your network. The programme typically attracts a diverse cohort of participants and professors from around the world. This is the perfect opportunity to find new partners or even your next job. Engaging with this diverse cohort can lead to lifelong professional relationships and will let you access an alumni network that spans over different countries and industries.
The MSc in International Business Management prepares you for advanced roles in global organisations and provides a solid foundation for continued professional development. Whether you want to move into senior management or specialise in international business, the skills and contacts you gain will be invaluable.
What are the MSc in international business management's job opportunities?
Upon completion of the Online MSc in International Business Management, you will be well positioned to enter a variety of dynamic roles where your newly acquired skills in global markets will be strategic. The programme is tailored to meet the needs of international businesses. Here are some of the roles you can access on graduation.
As an international branch manager, you will oversee the global reputation and positioning of a brand. You will lead multi-country initiatives to ensure the brand’s message is consistent and culturally relevant across different markets. You will need a creative and analytical approach to marketing. This is the perfect role for professionals with a deep understanding of global consumer behaviour.
You may also orient your career to become a business analyst. You will use your analytical skills to evaluate business models and market efficiencies, helping your company navigate complex global markets through data-driven strategies. You will optimise operational processes and increase profitability across different geographical sectors.
As a business developer or business development manager, your role will be to identify new market opportunities and pursue them through strategic planning. You will work with various departments to ensure that business growth strategies are aligned with long-term goals. The understanding of international business practices and the ability to think strategically about long-term objectives that you will have developed during your MSc will prove fundamental to your success.
The skills you will acquire will also be of strategic importance to become a sales development manager. Your role will be to create and implement sales plans that address the real needs of consumers in different regions. To excel in this role, you will need a keen understanding of cultural nuances and local market conditions to tailor the offer to the target market.
There are many more positions you can access after you graduate, depending on your goals, such as project manager, customer success manager, consultant, etc.
What is the difference between an online degree in International Business Management and one attended in person?
Both delivery methods ensure the same level of academic excellence and personalised support. An EDHEC Online Master of Science offers the same high-quality knowledge and skills to their participants as the traditional on-campus programmes.
While on-campus programmes are delivered through in-person classes, online programmes leverage advanced digital platforms to reach learners globally.
Online programmes use two different formats: asynchronous and synchronous learning. Asynchronous classes provide flexibility, allowing students to access course materials and complete assignments at their own pace. Synchronous classes require students to attend virtual sessions at scheduled times, enabling real-time interaction with professors, mentors, coaches, and classmates from anywhere. EDHEC online programs combine both elearning types: synchronous activities with weekly live classes and real-time messaging between participants, professors and coaches, and high-quality asynchronous content by following an approach founded on user experience and gamification.
You will receive a diploma from EDHEC, a Business School ranked 7th in Europe (Financial Times 2023 ranking) with triple accreditation (EQUIS, AACSB and AMBA). This guarantees the academic excellence of the programmes, the expertise of the teaching staff, as well as its close ties to businesses.
As with any graduation from a program attended in person, EDHEC Business School holds official graduation ceremonies for its online diplomas, at one of its campuses, to bring together the participants and pedagogical teams that have contributed to their learning and their online experience.
Will my degree say "Online"?
Your online degree will be delivered by EDHEC Business School without any mention of the online delivery format.
How much time should I spend on an MSc e-learning course?
You experience several different learning formats: with your entire class during live online classes, in learning groups and on your own at your own pace. We recommend you dedicate 15 to 20 hours of individual work per week on average towards your course.
Maintaining a work-life balance is essential and will help to ensure learners get the most out of their course. Our training courses are designed so that learners can adjust their workload to align with their personal situation.
One benefit of remote work is that learners can fit it into their personal and professional lives.
EDHEC Online Campus: how does it work?
The program content is divided into modules. For each module, a set of deliverables is usually required, to be completed individually or in groups.
On the virtual campus, you have access to weekly interactive online classes, workshops and discussions via Slack messaging. Our participants are also required to work in groups on a collaborative project throughout the program.
Compatible with tablets and mobiles, the online campus is accessible 24/7 from anywhere in the world.
Interactions between peers and mutual support are at the heart of the EDHEC Online pedagogy: the support team is always available to help participants get organised, succeed in their learning path up to graduation, and achieve their career goals.
