Master of International Business

Program Overview

The Master of International Business program at this institution offers a comprehensive curriculum with 120 credit points, including core courses in international business dynamics, strategy, and the digital economy. Students can choose from a wide range of electives in areas such as international marketing, human resource management, and sustainability. The program can be completed in one year and prepares graduates for careers in multinational firms, public sector organizations, and international trade and investment.

Program Outline

Outline:

• Program Structure: The Master of International Business requires the completion of 120 credit points, including:
• 60 credit points for core courses
• 60 credit points for electives
• OR
• 20 credit points for electives, 10 credit points for the research methodology course, and 30 credit points for the dissertation courses.
• Course Schedule: The program can be completed in one year by studying courses across Trimester 1, 2, and 3.
• Core Courses:
• The Culturally Competent Workforce
• Engaging with International Business
• International Business Dynamics
• The Digital Economy
• Global Business Strategy
• Trade, Strategy, and Risk in Asia
• Listed electives (60 credit points)
• Electives: Students may choose electives from the following areas:
• International Marketing
• PG Business Internship I
• PG Business Internship II
• Co-Design Incubator
• Research Design
• International and Comparative Human Resource Management and Employment Relations
• Leadership for Sustainable Business
• The Purpose and Future of Work
• Business and Government
• Democratisation Business and Governance in Asia
• Negotiation Strategy and Skill
• PG Global Mobility Internship II
• Corporate Communications
• Marketing Foundations
• Politics of the Global Economy (not offered from 2023)
• Strategic Supply Chain Management
• Globalisation and Corporate Social Responsibility
• Global Business Logistics
• Dissertation Courses: Students eligible to undertake the Dissertation component must complete the following courses:
• Research Design
• Business Dissertation - P1

Careers:

• Multinational firms
• Public sector organizations
• Firms engaged in country risk analysis
• International trade and investment