All courses are taught in English.
The programme starts in October.
- First semester: October – January
- Second semester: January/February – June/July
- Third semester: Master's thesis
Fast-track option available (complete entire programme within two semesters)
Please check the university's website.
Approx. 17,000 EUR for the two Master's degrees and the entire programme (depending on the partner university)
Slightly different fees apply for each IBSA partner. For detailed information, please check: https://www.ibsa-master.com/.
Graduates of the International MBA are awarded with two degrees after studying one year (fast track) or 18 months in two countries with classmates from all over the globe.
This programme goes beyond simply addressing trade issues between countries by encouraging critical analysis of what makes a business competitive in the international arena. It provides a unique learning experience based upon students' needs and graduates' opportunities.
This unique programme is a cooperative venture initiated by five internationally recognised universities as part of the "International Business School Alliance" (IBSA).
Core modules:
- Management in the Global Environment / Global Strategic Analysis
- Global Marketing Strategies
- Multinational Financial Management
- Human Resource Management in a Global Environment
- Business Analytics
Specialisation:
UNCW's International Finance & Investment (IF&I) specialisation offers you, the aspiring global financial manager, a unique portfolio of excellent faculty, a state-of-the-art financial trading room, access to Bloomberg terminals and certification, and an effective set of IF&I courses. These courses prepare you to manage international resource allocation and investments externally via the capital markets and lending institutions, and internally within organisations. Students earning Cameron's MBA (International – IF&A specialisation) will learn to make these financial and investment decisions within the context of the current global economy and the political, regulatory, and corporate governance aspects of finance.