John Cabot University

What you'll study

The programme requires courses drawn from multiple disciplines to build competence in external business environments. Core topic areas include economics, finance, international business law, international management and marketing. Upper-level classes are small and focus on active learning, teamwork and case-study analysis. The senior-year capstone, International Business Seminar, integrates prior core material and uses cases to explore strategic management for firms competing globally. Students also choose between MGT 426 (International Management) or MKT 330 (International Marketing) to address cross-border management, global strategy and international markets.

Entry requirements

The programme accepts new students in Fall or Spring and is delivered in English. Specific admissions criteria are set by the university; this page provides the programme-level entry times and language of instruction.

Career prospects

Graduates are prepared for various international roles such as management positions in multinational corporations, international business consulting, export or international retail management, roles in international NGOs, positions in international financial corporations and product management. Many alumni proceed to graduate study at recognised institutions.

Scholarships & funding angle

The programme page does not list specific scholarships; prospective students should consult the university’s financial aid office for available funding, merit awards and application procedures.