Program Overview

International Management BSc

Overview

The BSc International Management program at the University of Nottingham is designed to equip students with the knowledge and skills necessary to succeed in the ever-changing world of business. The program focuses on key principles such as innovation, entrepreneurship, and sustainability, and provides students with the opportunity to study abroad and gain valuable work experience.

Key Information

• Qualification: BSc Hons
• Entry Requirements: AAA
• Start Date: September 2025
• UCAS Code: N20A
• Duration: 3 years full-time
• Fees: £9,535

Course Information

The program is accredited by the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants and recognized by the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants. Students will have the opportunity to study abroad at one of the university's partner institutions in locations such as Australia, Europe, and North America.

Modules

• Year 1:
  • Business Economics
  • Entrepreneurship: Theory and Practice
  • Environment Society and Governance
  • Fundamentals of Financial and Management Accounting
  • Managing Operations in the Digital Enterprise
  • Organisational Behaviour
  • Work and Society
• Year 2:
  • Human Resource Management with International Perspectives
  • International Business
  • Marketing Management
  • Technology and Organisation
• Year 3:
  • Business Ethics and Sustainability
  • New Venture Creation
  • Strategic Management
  • Optional modules:
    • Advanced Management Accounting
    • Applied Econometrics
    • Behavioural Economics and Finance
    • Business School Dissertation
    • Business, Government and Public Policy
    • Consumer Behaviour
    • Contemporary Developments in Human Resource Management and Organisations
    • Corporate Restructuring and Governance
    • Entrepreneurship for Social Change
    • Financial Economics
    • Law and Economics
    • Logistics and Supply Chain Management
    • Management of Quality
    • Managing Diversity
    • Managing Information Technologies and Systems
    • Marketing and Society
    • New Product/Service Development Management
    • Organisational Theory and Practice
    • Plant Location and Design
    • Purchasing Strategies and Techniques
    • Risk Management Processes
    • Risk, Information and Insurance
    • Technology Entrepreneurship in Practice

Assessment

Methods of assessment vary, with some modules assessed by formal exam, some by coursework, and some by a combination of both.

Careers

Graduates from the Business School are highly sought after in the job market, going on to work in accountancy, banking, and other financial services. Many others develop careers in management consultancy, marketing, and human resource management.

Campus

The program is based at the Jubilee Campus, which has eco-friendly buildings, green spaces, wildlife, and a lake. The campus is home to the business, education, and computer science schools, as well as a sports centre and student accommodation.