MSc Marketing and International Management
Study in the UK at a triple-accredited global business school ranked among the best in Europe by The Financial Times
About this Masters programme
Duration: 12 months (full-time) Starts: October Fees and funding: View for 2012-13
This highly popular Masters programme will provide you with an understanding of the latest principles and practices in marketing and examine the critical role marketing strategy plays in developing competitive advantage for organisations, regardless of their size or the sector and region in which they operate.
You will develop a knowledge of the key marketing theories, frameworks and models, alongside an understanding of current and emerging business and marketing practices used by leading organisations worldwide.
Teaching combines the latest principles and practices in marketing with leading-edge research. We also welcome regular guest speakers from industry, with experience in businesses ranging from SMEs to multinational organisations, to share their expertise and provide our students with unique insights and perspectives. This real-world interaction forms a distinctive and highly rewarding part of the programme. A strong focus on student participation means you gain an understanding of the strategies, challenges and opportunities facing business and marketing managers in product and services markets on an international scale. Student projects will allow you to apply your knowledge and abilities to real world situations.
MSc Marketing and International Management focuses closely on areas including digital marketing, business to business marketing, marketing theory, marketing strategy and marketing management from a global perspective. It explores management in a broader context, looking at the role and impact of the individual within an organisation and other factors affecting a firm ranging from strategic management to international HRM.
Programme content
- Business to business marketing
- Ethics in marketing and international management
- Financial management
- Global marketing management
- International strategic management
- Marketing and international management business project or Dissertation
- Market research or Marketing and consumer society
- Principles of marketing
- Professional development and practice
- Study and research skills
- + 1 optional module chosen from a wide range of modules spanning areas including: entrepreneurship and small business management; international human resource management; leadership.
Faculty teaching on this Masters programme include
Many of Henley Business School's faculty are internationally-renowned and widely published in their respective fields and many are engaged in both ongoing academic and applied research. Our staff are also regular contributors in the media and bring a wealth of professional experience, with many having worked for leading organisations internationally.
Graduate career prospects
This Masters programme in marketing and international management is designed to prepare graduates to work internationally in a general or trainee management role, specifically in the functional area of marketing, in any sector, for organisations ranging from small and medium sized enterprises to multinational firms. Graduates find roles in banking and financial organisations, accountancy and professional services firms, marketing and advertising companies or functions, the manufacturing industry, the retail sector, the public sector and consultancies. See further information on career prospects for Masters graduates and what our alumni say.
How to apply for this Masters programme
MSc Marketing and International Management is suitable for applicants with no direct specialist knowledge or experience in marketing and management and we welcome applications from recent university graduates from a wide range of disciplines. See entry requirements and how to apply.
We operate a rolling admissions system and you are therefore advised to apply early in order to be sure of your place on our Masters programmes. We are already experiencing high levels of demand for 2012 entry and it is possible that we will have to close applications to some Masters programmes in advance once places are filled. Read more.


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