Master of International Business
- March
- July
- 6.0 IELTS (Academic) with no individual band less than 6.0.
- Overall score of 50 with no communicative skill score less than 50
About the Master of International Business
La Trobe’s Master of International Business has been collaboratively designed with industry experts to advance your career and equip you with the skills necessary for thriving in emerging roles worldwide. Throughout this course, you’ll not only acquire the expertise to effectively manage multinational corporations and formulate successful global business strategies, but also develop the ability to navigate the intricate international political and economic landscape where businesses operate.
This course encompasses a diverse range of subjects, including international trade, international finance, international corporate governance, international marketing, global human resource management, and international logistics and transportation. As a multidisciplinary program, the Master of International Business ensures that you gain the knowledge and skills demanded by organisations to succeed in the globalised economy.
Throughout your journey in this master’s course, you will develop a global mindset, enhance your intercultural competencies, and learn how to effectively connect, communicate, and negotiate across national borders and diverse cultural contexts. The course allows you to tailor your career trajectory by engaging in projects specific to countries, regions, or industries of your preference while enabling you to become a catalyst for change, adept at designing, developing, and implementing strategies that drive sustainability across international business endeavours.
While doing this master’s course, you will collaborate closely with internationally renowned researchers, practitioners, and global enterprises. The course includes company visits, real-world industry projects, and valuable networking opportunities. Moreover, the program provides a chance for you to embark on a global study tour, and offers the valuable experience of completing a business work placement within an organisation actively engaged in international business.
Overall, the La Trobe’s Master of International Business offers a dynamic and comprehensive educational journey, designed to elevate your career prospects and empower you to excel in the intricate landscape of global business. Through a combination of international exposure, practical experiences, and immersive learning opportunities, you will emerge as a well-rounded professional capable of making a significant impact on the global stage.
MASTER OF INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS COURSE AND CAREER OUTCOMES
However you choose to structure your study, La Trobe recognises your hard work. Here are the pathways you could follow as you move through your course.
Master of International Business intended learning outcomes
- Critically analyse the current and emerging global business environment forces that shape how organisations conduct international business.
- Effectively communicate complex international business information and ideas in a variety of forms to a wide range of multicultural audiences.
- Collaborate effectively in multicultural teams to develop solutions to international business problems or challenges.
- Critically review and explain the role of the multinational firm in the global market and appraise its handling of transactions in cross-border trade and investments.
- Critically examine the role of international businesses and organisations in supporting the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and how SDGs’ initiatives affect the international business environment.
- Demonstrate strategic thinking in global business scenarios.
Master of International Business career opportunities
After graduation, you could work across a range of industries all around the world.
Possible roles include:
- Global business development manager
- Partner with multidisciplinary teams around the world to deliver strategic outcomes for businesses.
- International business consultant
- Advise organisations on international strategy, operational improvements, and new market opportunities.
- International Business Analyst
- Provide data and evidence-driven insight to assist in the development of innovative approaches for operational and strategic changes.
- International trade specialist
- Work in government foreign trade offices to analyse foreign trade and the global economy to maximise trade and investment opportunities.
- International Sales Manager
- Maximise sales revenue in existing markets, expanding sales into new territories, and researching trends to develop
MASTER OF INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS COURSE AND CAREER OUTCOMES
However you choose to structure your study, La Trobe recognises your hard work. Here are the pathways you could follow as you move through your course.
Master of International Business intended learning outcomes
- Critically analyse the current and emerging global business environment forces that shape how organisations conduct international business.
- Effectively communicate complex international business information and ideas in a variety of forms to a wide range of multicultural audiences.
- Collaborate effectively in multicultural teams to develop solutions to international business problems or challenges.
- Critically review and explain the role of the multinational firm in the global market and appraise its handling of transactions in cross-border trade and investments.
- Critically examine the role of international businesses and organisations in supporting the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and how SDGs’ initiatives affect the international business environment.
- Demonstrate strategic thinking in global business scenarios.
Master of International Business career opportunities
After graduation, you could work across a range of industries all around the world.
Possible roles include:
- Global business development manager
- Partner with multidisciplinary teams around the world to deliver strategic outcomes for businesses.
- International business consultant
- Advise organisations on international strategy, operational improvements, and new market opportunities.
- International Business Analyst
- Provide data and evidence-driven insight to assist in the development of innovative approaches for operational and strategic changes.
- International trade specialist
- Work in government foreign trade offices to analyse foreign trade and the global economy to maximise trade and investment opportunities.
- International Sales Manager
- Maximise sales revenue in existing markets, expanding sales into new territories, and researching trends to develope accurate sales projections.
- Maximise sales revenue in existing markets, expanding sales into new territories, and researching trends to develop
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