International Business BA (hons) in University of Liverpool, UK

International Business BA (hons) in University of Liverpool

• A multicultural team of expert academic staff that challenge established approaches to international business and publish high quality research used by global practitioners and policymakers

• Internationally focused curriculum to help you analyse, understand and act on the global challenges and opportunities faced by both advanced economies of Europe, Asia and North America as well as emerging markets of Asia and Latin America

• Visit a continental European city to experience first-hand another country’s economy in your first year and the opportunity to study a modern language alongside your studies.

The University of Liverpool Management School is one of an elite group of institutions worldwide to be AACSB and EQUIS-Accredited.

Since 1911 the two Liverbirds (Bertie and Bella) have looked over Liverpool with Bella looking out to sea (our Prosperity) and Bertie over the city (our people). They are both our inspiration for the design of the BA International Business programme.

Like Bella, the curriculum is designed to help you look internationally and:

• Navigate through the complexity of the international business environment
• Identify and take advantage of opportunities (prosperity)
• Identify the dangers and challenges of international business
• Take calculated risks when operating at home and abroad
• Instil a mind-set of international awareness.

Like Bertie, the curriculum also incorporates a local perspective to help you:

• Understand the benefits and challenges of globalisation for local communities
• Inspire local communities to experience the benefits of globalisation
• Demonstrate a knowledge of the main ethical problems facing international business organisations
• Understand and critique critical issues in international business.

Looking towards your future, our graduates successfully go on to find careers in multinational organisations such as Amazon, Santander, Mars, PwC, Royal Dutch Shell, BP, Vodafone Group and Deutsche Bank.

Career prospects

The global perspective of our International Business programme allows our former students to find a range of managerial and professional careers, including:

• Campaign Manager
• Corporate Actions Analyst
• International Recruitment Consultant
• Strategy & Business Management Assistant
• Financial Engineer
• Project Analyst
• Commercial Operations Graduate
• Graduate Procurement Executive
• Management Graduate
• Business Development Manager
• Digital Marketing Analyst
• Trainee Assistant Trade Planning Merchandiser
• Management Consultant
• HR Account Manager
• Sales Executive
• Operational Leadership Graduate

Recent employers

By understanding business on a global scale our graduates enjoy careers with large multinational organisations and global companies including:

• AIA Group
• Aldi
• Amazon
• Bank of China
• BAE Systems
• BNY Mellon
• BP
• Deutsche Bank
• First Derivatives
• Hallmark Cards
• Hang Seng Bank
• Lloyds Banking Group
• London Stock Exchange
• Mars
• Matalan
• Octopus Investments
• PwC
• Royal Dutch Shell
• Santander
• United Technologies
• Vodafone

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Post Study Work Permit in UK	2 Year after graduation depending on the course.
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