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International Business
If you're excited by the global nature of business and are motivated by the cultural context of enterprise, then our BSc International Business is the course for you.
You'll study broad topics such as management, marketing, entrepreneurship, and finance with a focus on how they operate in a global context. You'll build an understanding of international markets and trade and develop your awareness of global business opportunities. You'll also cultivate the communication, teamworking, and data-analysis skills that will allow you to succeed, no matter your chosen career path.
The year abroad at one of our partner universities will allow you to experience another country and culture as you study and build valuable experience that bolsters your CV. Be inspired and challenged by teaching staff in immersive seminars and workshops where you can put theory into practice using real business data. As a Kent Business School graduate, you'll be equipped with the industry-relevant skills and essential knowledge to equip you for the challenges and opportunities faced by global businesses in a rapidly evolving world.
Your future
Kent Business School students find work in public and private sector management both overseas and in the UK in a wide range of companies and organisations, including:
Accenture
American Express
Deloitte
IBM
Ministry of Finance Economic Planning and Trade
SKY PLC.
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