Pursue an international career in global business and develop the necessary management skills to operate and make decisions in a global environment in areas such as HR, Marketing, PR or Logistics. Students have an option of achieving TWO BACHELOR DEGREES simultaneously in 3 years in Geneva : a BA in International Management from IUG and the BSc (Hons) Business Management degree awarded by the University of Plymouth, UK.

Learn the key areas of business and develop relevant, highly sought-after management skills for a wide range of international careers. We’ll offer you a hands-on environment, playing an active role in your own learning of real-world business and enhancing your creativity alongside professors who have developed unique teaching experiences with the ESSCA Institute of Advanced Pedagogy.

KLU’s Bachelor of Science in Business Administration offers a dynamic and international foundation for students passionate about global careers and responsible leadership. Combining hands-on learning through case studies, projects, internships, and an integrated semester abroad, the program equips students with practical skills and a global mindset. With the “International Management” profile, you’ll dive into classes on intercultural communication, international finance, consumer behavior, and global financial systems, preparing you to navigate the complexities of the global economy. At KLU, you’ll join a supportive community, gain lifelong access to a global network, and be guided by professors who are also your mentors. All courses are taught in English, and students can study abroad at over 60 partner institutions, broadening their horizons and cultural understanding.

This program is designed to give students the tools to understand the opportunities and challenges of the global market. Students learn the fundamentals of International Business Strategies and multicultural business management, taking a business approach towards globalization.

A successful business requires great communication. Our program will enhance your ability to convey your business ideas and research findings in a professional way. With the BSc in International Management you will boost your communication and presentation skills, improve your academic writing, and further your personal development and networking aptitude. To keep up in the ever-changing business environment, you will learn the key concepts and principles of problem-solving, critical thinking, decision making, creativity, and teamwork, as well as how to design, plan and implement your own projects.

Our 3-year full-time bachelor programme is a forward-looking business curriculum with a choice of 4 specialisations in the final year of study: Business, International Business Management, Management of Technology, and Management of AI & Machine Learning. Students completing this academic journey will be prepared to become future leaders to manage international projects in today's technology-led economy.

The Bachelor in International Management programme comprises basic courses in economics and business studies and specializes in business management and business renewal in an international context. In a world with increasing international competition, there is a great need for managers who can develop existing businesses by seizing new business opportunities.

The International Management degree program prepares Franklin graduates for international business and public sector careers in organizations ranging from family-run businesses to multinational corporations and from government administration to non-profit foundations.

Our International Event Management BA explores event management from a global business perspective, with a strong focus on sustainability. You’ll learn the skills to become an innovative, ethical and resilient leader, ready to navigate the evolving challenges and opportunities in international event planning and delivery.

Study a Bachelor of Arts in Business Management. This Management B.A. programme is taught entirely in English at our Macromedia campus in Berlin, Germany.

First-hand knowledge of another culture can be crucial in business. The distinctive feature of these degree courses is a year abroad at a top global business school or university. Study a broad range of topics to suit your interests and career ambitions, and gain invaluable experience of living and studying in another country.

One of the main advantages of GBSB Global’s Bachelor of Business Administration and Digital Innovation in Europe is the modular design of the curriculum. This approach enables students to focus on the area of study they are passionate about while still obtaining general business acumen. This structure allows students room to pivot from one field to another: from finance to marketing, from marketing to entrepreneurship. Students also have the opportunity to study how business is handled in different regions of the world, learning to develop a greater cultural intelligence and awareness, effectually working with people from all around the world.

Analyse international and local management issues through the lens of various social science disciplines. The online BSc Business and Management programme, with academic direction from UoL/LSE, equips students with the creative and strategic problem-solving skills they need to succeed in a demanding business landscape.

BSc (Hons) International Business and Management is a three/four-year course designed to develop the next generation of business leaders, capable of navigating the challenges of the post-covid world. The course has been designed to develop graduates capable of meeting the demands of today’s global industries. Students will be taught to implement effective techniques to respond to defined and uncertain business events and problems.

Businesswomen and men can be found anywhere in the world in any kind of organization. As a graduate with a BA degree in Business Administration and International Management & Marketing, you will be able to manage local to international people, organize small to huge projects, and be a part of start-ups as well as multinational corporations.