Master in International Trade & Business

Methodology

Student-centred learning guided by lecturers, tutors, and mentors to understand, practice, reflect on and apply both subject-specific knowledge and transferable skills.

METHODOLOGICAL CRITERIA

The aim is to create a virtuous cycle of action-feedback-analysis-action for students on the courses.

The strategy is based on the following three principles:

• Development of critical thinking.
• Encouragement of independent learning.
• Provision of professional and academic guidance.

Sessions and activities focussed on decision-making, guided by practitioners and framed within conceptual insights.

Individualized training in small groups (usually no larger than 30).

Projects in different teams throughout the course, resolving complex management challenges.

Three options for completion of the course:

• Business Plan.
• Marketing Plan + one semester abroad on a campus with ESIC correspondence to complete training.
• Marketing plan + 6 months internship.

Program

1. Understanding the markets
2. Identifying and communicating value in international contexts
3. International operations to deliver value
4. Digital business and foreign trade
5. Professional skills development
6. Business experiences, workshops and international operations in practic
7. Management integration

Future Prospects

Participants will gain the key skills and knowledge to assess, manage and implement strategies in international trade, while strengthening their ability to face and resolve complex challenges in an increasingly globalized marketing environment.