Program Overview

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UCL School of Management

The UCL School of Management is proud to be in the 6% of business schools with AACSB accreditation - a global mark of excellence that recognises our commitment to innovative, research-led teaching, rigorous academic standards, and preparing students for impactful global careers in business and management.

Undergraduate Study

The UCL School of Management offers several undergraduate programs, including:

• BSc Information Management For Business
• BSc International Management
• BSc/MSci Management Science
• BSc Management for Social Change
• BSc Technology and Innovation

BSc International Management

Overview

The BSc International Management program is designed to provide a holistic view of the international business and management landscape. The program enables students to develop both macro and micro skills, evaluating geopolitical events and their impact, and developing cross-cultural management skills to organize, manage, and lead teams in uncertain international environments.

Programme

This program takes students further than traditional business and management programs by viewing management through a volatile, uncertain, complex, and ambiguous international lens. The program provides a strong grounding in international business and management through modules covering organizational behavior, marketing, operations and supply chain management, strategy, HR, data analytics, accounting, finance, and economics.

Year Abroad or Year in Industry

There are three potential pathways for the BSc International Management program:

1. Remain with the 3-year BSc in International Management
2. Gain further international experience through a structured Study Year Abroad
3. Undertake an International Industrial Placement before returning for the final year

International Industrial Placement

The International Industrial Placement is suitable for pragmatic learners who wish to obtain hands-on learning, explore different roles in an organization, and see how theoretical concepts work in practice. This route is highly suitable for those wishing to expand their networks, industry contacts, and professional relationships.

Study Year Abroad

The Study Year Abroad is suitable for adventurous learners who enjoy new experiences, traveling, exploring different cultures, and diversifying their academic experience. Throughout the year, students can obtain further cultural exposure, global perspectives, personal growth, and academic diversification.

Programme Structure

Programme for Students Starting Year 1 in September 2027

The program structure consists of three years, with a combination of core and optional modules. The core modules in each year have been specifically designed to prepare students for the next stages of the program.

Teaching Methods and Typical Contact Hours

Teaching and learning are conducted through problem-based learning using lectures, seminars, experiential learning, and case studies. Students will participate in business-focused workshops and industry guest lectures, as well as other range of activities such as individual and group projects, timed examinations, reflective writing, simulations, policy advocacy exercises, quizzes, and presentations.

Employability & Careers

The BSc International Management program will leave students well-placed to meet the growing global demand for graduates in fast-moving sectors. Business Management and International Management graduates have nationally leading employment rates and starting salaries.

Expected Roles & Sectors

This program will provide students with an excellent foundation for a broad spectrum of different international careers, including the pursuit of further academic study such as a postgraduate degree or doctoral research.

Applications

Entry Requirements

Grades AAA with a Grade A in a Social Science subject preferred. A number of other qualifications are accepted from the UK and worldwide.

Fees

Fees for 2025 entry: UK tuition fees Ł9,535, International Students tuition fees Ł39,800. Fees for 2027/2028 to be confirmed.

How to Apply

Students will need to apply for this program through the UK Universities and Colleges Admissions Service (UCAS) system. All application dates for UCAS can be found on their website.

Scholarships

Scholarships are available through UCL for all years of study. Competition for scholarships is fierce, and to stand a chance of being chosen, students will need to show evidence of commitment and the potential for high achievement.

Additional Costs

There are opportunities to Study Abroad or undertake an International Industrial Placement year. If students wish to undertake a Study Abroad or International Industrial Year, these are likely to incur additional costs, and students are expected to cover these themselves.