Master of Arts [M.A] [English Language and Linguistics] From University of Leicester

At the International Business programme offered by the University of Leeds you will develop the knowledge, analytical and interpersonal skills needed to manage complex organisations across national borders, especially in international trade, foreign direct investment, non-equity expansion modes and international supply chain management. A wide range of optional modules will also allow you to shape your degree to suit your own career plans and interests.

You will benefit from a rich learning environment where you will develop the knowledge and skills to thrive in your future career. Our teaching is informed by the latest research and analysis; our MSc International Business is ranked in the FT Masters in Management 2017.

Career opportunities

Whether your career aspirations lie with government departments, consultancy firms, small and medium-sized enterprises or large multinational enterprises this course will give you a vital understanding of the challenges, opportunities and processes of international business.

This programme is designed to prepare you for roles in a range of international business settings, with emphasis placed on export management, supply chain management, purchasing, foreign market analysis, and a variety of marketing management positions.

Careers support

You will be supported throughout your studies by the Business SchoolÕs dedicated Employability and Opportunity team who will help you develop and demonstrate the professional skills and experience that top employers are looking for through one-to-one support, workshops and lectures from graduate employers, including PwC, LÕOrŽal, Mars, Unilever and SMEs.The Employability and Opportunity team also work with a large network of experienced professionals from companies such as Barclays, M&S and KPMG, who volunteer as mentors on our Nurturing Talent Mentor Scheme. Applying for the scheme is a competitive process and it offers Business School students a wide range of benefits as they are mentored on a one-to-one basis for one academic year.