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Business Administration - International Management
Key Features
Students are exposed to problems and perspectives of marketing within various countries in terms of specific business, environmental and ethical contexts.
Specific subject areas include the international environment, corporate strategy, foreign exchange markets, theories of foreign exchange determination, measurement and management of foreign exchange risks, global financing strategies, and investment and risk management decisions.
Small classes allow for more interaction among students and direct access to professors.
Career Opportunities
Graduates have access to a multitude of career options they are encouraged as soon as they start with their university studies. Some career options in the public and private sectors include, but are not limited to:
- Exporter
- Business Analyst; Business development manager
- International project manager
- Communications officer
- Consulting associate
- Logistics and import-export manager
- Global trade broker
- Insurance agent
- Wealth manager
- Underwriter
- Portfolio manager
- UN agent
- World Bank project leader/ manager
- International affairs manager
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