Master of Business Administration (International Management) - MBA

The MBA (International Management) at London South Bank University aims to excel, hungry students from different sectors of business, business and the public sector looking to improve their careers, whether as businessmen or business managers and leaders. The development of a global network will be an integral part of the experience. Understand the recent developments in management theory and practice to improve analytical judgment and critical awareness. Strengthen your knowledge of strategic thinking policies in the context of overseas business by building practical experience for study participants. As individual member you will experience vehicles for learning, including peer group learning and personal development of many managerial skills, including team work skills and effective management skills. Upgrade your transformation skills, decision making, flexibility, business and sustainability in a dynamic and challenging international business environment. Integrate knowledge and learning processes for student institutions to develop skills, attitudes and skills relevant to future student employment. It is primarily designed to equip students with the capacity to manage change, both in their individual work and at organizational level. 

London South Bank University was recently appointed, as one of a small group of universities, on the Buying Solutions Pan Government Framework Agreement for graduate studies in Masters in Business Administration (MBA) and Masters in Public Administration (MPA). We are the only London-based university to be allowed to present MPA and MBA awards to government employees on a part-time and high-performance basis. Recruitment and career advice is immersed in all modules through guest speaker and alumni admissions and through peer support. Employment prospects go well. Successful students can, in addition to the roles of senior management, create a career in many types of consulting, marketing, finance and human resource management. In this case the emphasis on personal development in the course reflects the skills needed for a changing role in various cultural management and operational processes in multinational companies.