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MSc International Business with one year stay back in the UK

27 June 2017

Manchester Metropolitan University is offering MSc International Business with an option to do a one-year internship. The program is meant to enhance business knowledge on a global scale. The Specialist Stream unit enables you to focus on a particular professional area of your choices such as Marketing, Logistics Management, Project Management, HR, Finance, Digital Business or Strategy.

The opportunity to stay back in the UK and gain a year of work experience at an international company is a great way to gain some practical hands-on experience through this program. Admission is still open for September 2017 intake.

During your studies, you will have the opportunity to participate in:

  • Additional 12-month internship

  • Industry visits

  • Live business projects for real clients

  • A live consultancy project for your final dissertation

For more information, send us your information at delhi@studyin-uk.com or click here to arrange a free consultation.

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