MSc (International Management)


J.E. Cairnes School of Business and Economics

Key facts

Entry requirements

The programme is open to graduates of all disciplines. A Second Class Honours degree, usually a Grade 1, or a similar level of academic achievement in an equivalent degree is required (or
equivalent international qualification). IELTS score of 6.5 or equivalent if applicable.

Duration: 1 year, full-time

Next start date: September 2012

Average intake: 20

Closing date:

Please refer to the offer rounds/closing date webpage.


 

Mode of study: Taught

Course overview

The programme provides students with in-depth knowledge and expertise in international business and cross-cultural management and a solid foundation for a career in international management and multinational corporations more generally. It promotes cultural awareness and sensitivity in a dynamic global business environment. The perspective is multidisciplinary drawing on economic, political, organisational, strategy and anthropological theories. The theory is firmly rooted in best business practice.

Course outline

The programme comprises a mix of lectures, seminars, projects, case studies and presentations in each of the subject areas. Students also complete a research dissertation. Supplementing the formal curriculum are frequent opportunities to hear distinguished visiting academic and industry speakers.

The programme is comprised of a number of modules:
• International and Cross-Cultural Management
• Global Business
• International Human Resource Management
• Global Marketing
• International Corporate Finance
• Strategic Management
• Economic Policy
• Research Methods

Applications and selections

Applications are made online via The Postgraduate Applications Centre (PAC). Relevant PAC application code(s) above.

Who teaches this course?

Seamus Collins
David Collings
Natasha Evers
Majella Giblin
Josephine Igoe
John McHale
Mike Moroney
Geraldine Robbins
Tony Royle
Hugh Scullion

Requirements and assessment

Semester One exams: December. Semester Two exams: April/May. A range of assessment methods are employed throughout the programme. These include projects, reports, presentations, case studies, business simulations and field trips.

Find out more

Dr. Paul Ryan
T +353 91 492 020
E paul.a.ryan@nuigalway.ie 
www.cairnes.nuigalway.ie/postgrad/

PAC code

GYC19

Fees for this course

EU (Total): €6,015
 - Student levy: €224
Non-EU (Total): €13,250

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Current students

Carol O'Sullivan

MSc (International Management)

"Every day, we engage in varied and interactive lessons which challenge us to think critically about the material being presented.  Subjects are interesting and practical application of theories is always addressed.  Our teachers include some prominent, published authors from the field of International Management.  They are very helpful and approachable.  Overall, a very challenging and enjoyable programme."

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