Alliance Manchester Business School - The University of Manchester (UG Programmes)

BSc (Hons) International Management

First-hand knowledge of another culture can be crucial in business. The distinctive feature of these degree courses is a year abroad at a top global business school or university. Study a broad range of topics to suit your interests and career ambitions, and gain invaluable experience of living and studying in another country.

The following courses are available:

Our international management students have also secured summer internships in the UK and abroad to further enhance their employability. So, you could study at two world-class institutions, benefit from extensive travel opportunities and gain added work experience. There’ll be no stopping you after graduation.

Course highlights

• At Alliance MBS, 94% of international management students have graduated with 1st or 2:1 degrees (2024 graduates),.
• We have 36 exchange partners across 14 countries – many features in the Financial Times top 100 global rankings.
• All classes are taught in English – there are no other language requirements.
• You will receive a significant tuition fee discount for the year abroad. UK/EU students currently pay £1,350 and international students pay 20% of the standard international fee. You will not pay academic fees to your chosen exchange partner.

What will I study?

Your first year of study will give you a good grounding in accounting, finance, management, work psychology, marketing, sociology and economics. This will help you to make informed choices about optional course units in later years. You can also select optional units from our University Language Centre and/or University College including the Manchester Leadership Programme.

You will spend your third year on an international academic exchange, selecting course units from the selection available within the partner institution. For a full list of partner universities, please visit our website .

You will return to Manchester for your final year, using the knowledge and experience gained on exchange in a range of optional course units across all key disciplines. You will develop an appreciation of economic, social and cultural differences between nations and the implications of this for management systems and practices. You will choose 120 credits from across the management portfolio.