International Business Management with Placement

UCAS code: IBM2

Here's what Southampton, Solent University says about its International Business Management with Placement course.

Develop the insight, confidence, management skills and international perspective to succeed in the modern global marketplace or set up your own business on this professionally-focused degree, accredited by the Chartered Management Institute (CMI).

Ranked in the UK top 25% for business, management and marketing (Guardian UK University Guide 2021), Solent Business School offers the skills and confidence you’ll need to progress a successful career in business and international management – or even to start up your own business.

This engaging course will prepare you for the ever-changing international business environment, teaching you to analyse future trends, identify the local and broader impacts, and recommend sustainable, ethical solutions to contemporary business challenge.

Through interactive learning sessions and a variety of practically-focused assessments you will hone your skills, ensuring you have not just the essential knowledge of business and management in the international arena, but the understanding to apply that knowledge in real-world contexts.

Our talented teaching team offer a wealth of experience in varied national and international business environments and cultures, giving you an exceptional range of expertise to call upon. 85% of our students say our courses are intellectually stimulating and 95% highlight our staff are good at explaining things (NSS DiscoverUni 2020), while accreditation from the Chartered Management Institute (CMI) means you can graduate with an additional professional leadership and management award (level 5).

If you apply for this course with a placement year, you have the opportunity to undertake a year in industry between your second and third years.

Dual accredited with Chartered Management Institute on successful completion you are also awarded a professional diploma in Leadership and Management (level 5).

What does this course lead to? When you graduate from this innovative and engaging course you will have a broad range of transferable skills, allowing you to pursue careers in any of the following areas:

International business Business administration Marketing manager Event and project management International sales International marketing Responsible business management Non-profit organisations

Who is this course for? International business management is ideally suited to students who want to lead, manage and make a difference in the world – taking commercial and social responsibility very seriously. You may not be sure exactly which area of international business will suit you, but all avenues are open to you - social enterprise, charity, government, big local, global business or smaller entrepreneurial firm or start-up.

Whatever your aspiration, international business management at Solent will provide you with the tools and the knowledge to help you find your place in this exciting sector – preparing you for a future that’s bright with international opportunities.

YEAR 1 - CORE MODULES Innovation in Contemporary Management Data Analysis and Cyber Essentials Marketing Principles with Financial Tools for Business

YEAR 1 - OPTIONAL MODULES - Please note: Not all optional modules are guaranteed to run each year. Real-World Skills: Kick Start Your Journey Developing Professional Practice

YEAR 2 - CORE MODULES Project and Operations Management Values Driven Talent Management and Workforce Planning

YEAR 2 - OPTIONAL MODULES - Please note: Not all optional modules are guaranteed to run each year. Study Abroad Work Placement

PLACEMENT YEAR

FINAL YEAR - CORE MODULES Consultancy Project Strategic Management Global Supply Chain Management Navigating Ethics for Organisational Success

FINAL YEAR - OPTIONAL MODULES - Please note: Not all optional modules are guaranteed to run each year. Real World Skills in Action: Mastery Unleashed

The course is assessed through a range of assessment types such as: simulation, reports, plans, presentations, evaluation and analysis, podcasts, blogs, reflective logs, papers and coursework assessments informed by real-world practice.