BA (Hons) International Business Management (Final Year Entry) at University of East Anglia

Understand today’s interconnected, digital global economy, and combine academic excellence with strong industry relevance with this UEA International Business Management degree. Study this one-year (final-year entry) programme and benefit from Norwich’s vibrant business ecosystem, accessing local and international organisations, events, and networks for professional development. Career-ready learning: Develop employer-valued analytical, digital and professional skills through real-world projects, teamwork, modern facilities, digital resources and employability-focused experiences Global business is making the world smaller: international trade, technology, AI, and innovation are reducing the delays of cross-border interactions.

Faculty: Faculty of Social Sciences  |  Department: Norwich Business School  |  Duration: 1 year full-time  |  Study mode: full-time  |  Intake: September 2027  |  Location: Norwich, England, United Kingdom

What you will study

On this course, you’ll generally study six topics, including international business, strategic management, how to practice dynamic organisation, international business case studies, the impact of globalisation on people management and how to compete and trade fairly. Compulsory modules by year: Year 3: International Business, The Dynamic Organisation:practicing Organisational Development, Strategic Management, Globalisation and People Management, Responsible Business Regulation: How to Compete and Trade Fairly, Cases in International Business.

Career pathways

With a BA International Business Management (Final Year Entry) degree, you could launch a career in: Business development manager: Identify growth opportunities, develop client relationships, and drive international expansion strategies Business analyst/adviser: Analyse business performance, provide data-driven insights, and support strategic decision-making across global markets Management consultant: Advise organisations on improving operations, efficiency, and cross-border business strategies Export sales manager: Manage international sales, develop export strategies, and build relationships with overseas clients Regional/global manager: Lead teams, oversee operations, and implement business strategies across countries and regions

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