MSc International Business and Entrepreneurship

Course overview

This MSc focuses on international business, entrepreneurship and new venture creation. You learn how businesses expand internationally, how different cultural and economic environments affect business, and how to develop and manage new ventures. You can also choose to complete an international business plan instead of a dissertation.

Course details

Degree level

Master's

Duration

1 year

Intake

January 2027

Tuition fee

£24,675 / year

Initial deposit

£6,000

Country

England

Campus

Colchester Campus

About this information

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English Language Requirements

Main English Requirements

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Entry requirements

General entry requirements

• 2:2 degree or international equivalent in any subject. • A CIM, CIPD or CMI professional qualification + 2 years' relevant professional/managerial experience may also be considered. • A lower-class degree may be considered with at least 3 years' relevant work experience. • IELTS 6.5 overall, with a minimum 5.5 in each component.

Scholarships & discounts

Scholarship - 5000 GBP (2:2) Early Bird - 1000 GBP reimbursement on enrollment

Pre-CAS interview

Required

Yes — a Pre-CAS / credibility interview is part of the process

Stage

After the initial deposit is paid

Format

Recorded interview

Course modules

• Theories and Practice of Entrepreneurship • Creating and Managing the Digital Entrepreneurial Organisation • International Business and Strategy • Research Methods • Managerial Economics • The International Business Environment • Professional and Academic Development • 60 credits of core-with-options/optional study • Dissertation or International Business Plan The university notes that the module structure is being reviewed, so some modules may change for future intakes.