What you study The core Economics modules focus on the contemporary challenges facing international business. You will examine issues concerning international trade and investment, economic integration and international development. The core management modules will introduce you to multinational strategy and you will develop the international communication skills and intercultural management skills that are required to drive your business agenda. You will also be able to develop your own research project, focussing either on the economic or business management aspect of a chosen topic. Throughout your studies you will work with Dundee Business School academics that bring their expertise in business, economics, industry and international management straight into the class room. How you learn Dundee Business School tutors are committed to providing you with an engaging and challenging experience. You will develop your graduate skills and in-depth understanding of contemporary management issues through business simulations, team work, projects, and problem-solving scenarios. Lectures, tutorials and seminars will present you with the challenges of today’s business world – and with the knowledge required to understand and direct these. How you are assessed A wide range of assessment methods, designed to practise the skills you need in business are used throughout the course. These include class tests and examinations, presentations, group work, problem-solving exercises, courseworks and case studies, and practical exercises. If you undertake a project in the Honours year of the course, this will give you a further opportunity to develop your critical, analytical and research skills.

Career Prospects “The course has equipped me with a sound understanding of economics and its application in business and thus helped me shine during my interviews. The diverse lecturer and student base has increased my appreciation for different cultures & values which stood out in the assessment process and will be of help when working on assignments abroad”. John, Germany As a graduate of the BA (Hons) International Economics and Management course you will have the analytical and management skills and the knowledge to work effectively in the international business domain. There is a wealth of career opportunities in management, particularly in multinational enterprises, as well as a range of public and private sector organisations that focus on economic analysis and development, and policy-making. Yes, you will still need the practice and the real-life experience, but our graduates tell us that what they study ‘clicks’ with reality. You will have developed an international mindset, and the skills and attitude it takes to operate with success across different economies and cultures.