International Marketing and Management MSc
Study business management areas and processes, in the context of international marketing, and learn about the techniques and principles needed to manage teams

This is a pathway of our International Marketing MSc course
As well as covering the traditional, founding concepts and theories of marketing, you will also develop knowledge of social media marketing, digital marketing, content generation, digital tracking, and data analysis. You will understand the practical side of the various marketing tools and learn the pros and cons of each for the professional marketer.
This course broadens your understanding of management, business and beyond marketing.
You will also have the opportunity to take part in a global internship or complete a project with an organisation.
Our postgraduate on-demand walk through will give you all the information you need about what your experience will be like and how we can help you.
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Aswin Poornachandran, International Marketing and Management MSc

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International Marketing
You can choose to study one of the following degrees, with the option being open to change your choice upon arrival at the University: