Students will meet the following outcomes in alignment to all the programme’s goals and learning objectives for MSc International Management.

- To be able to apply cross-cultural or cross-border or international management theoretical concepts and its sub-concepts,

- To demonstrate an understanding of how to link theory and practice in international management,

- To demonstrate an ability to work with a diverse set of stakeholders including international managers and leaders, or volunteering within communities,

- To demonstrate the ability to apply scientific research skills, including academic writing and data collection,

- To develop personal management skills,

- To apply critical thinking and problem-solving skills to a variety of different management and decision situations,

- To employ ethical and responsible decision-making,

- To be able to derive implications for business, or societal practice and theory,

- To make competent use of information technology (word-processing packages, electronic databases, tools for collecting and analysing primary data).

Cooperative Learning Project