Program Overview

Introduction to the MIB International Business Masters Program

The MIB International Business Masters program aims to cultivate high-level, application-oriented, and compound international business professionals with good political ideology and professional ethics. These professionals should possess international vision, global business concepts, and a strong ability to communicate across cultures.

Program Objectives

The program focuses on developing individuals who can work proficiently in international business operations and management in foreign-related enterprises, government departments, and social organizations. The objectives include possessing a good grasp of modern economic and business fundamentals, international business knowledge, and analytical and decision-making skills in international business, as well as a high level of foreign language proficiency and cross-cultural communication skills."

Program Duration and Structure"

• The program has a duration of 2 years."
• It combines coursework, professional practice, and a thesis. Coursework is typically completed within the first year, while professional practice and the thesis take place over the subsequent year."

Research Directions"

1. International Trade Practice"
2. International Investment and Transnational Business Management"

Training Methods"

1. The program adopts a combination of coursework, professional practice, and thesis writing. It emphasizes the importance of practical experience, with a minimum of 6 months dedicated to professional practice and at least 1 year for the thesis."
2. The program implements a dual-mentor system, where students are guided by both internal and external mentors. Internal mentors provide primary guidance, while external mentors are involved in professional practice, project research, and thesis writing."

Mandatory Segments (Professional Practice)"

• Professional practice is a crucial component, starting from the end of the second semester. Students must complete at least 3 months of external practice under the guidance of internal and external mentors."
• Upon completion of the practice, students submit a report and refine their thesis topic based on their practice experience."

Discipline and Professional Introduction

"The " "M " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " "program is based on the academic advantages of a 'Double First-Class' university, leveraging the geographical and economic advantages of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area. It aims to meet the national demand for talents in international trade, cross-border investment, and internet economy, cultivating high-level, application-oriented, compound, and professional international business talents with international vision, global business concepts, and strong cross-cultural communication abilities."

Main Professional Courses"

1. Thesis Writing and Academic Norms"
2. International Business Law"
3. International Business Negotiation"
4. International Finance Theory and Practice (Bilingual)"
5. International Trade Policy and Practice"
6. International Business"
7. International Investment and Transnational Enterprise Management"
8. Economic Analysis and Application"
9. Business English""