6 International Management Course Programs

This course aims to provide high-level technical training on how to manage international trade operations and contribute to the sustainable international development of the company, through research and monitoring of the international markets in which the company operates, prospecting/promoting, negotiating, carrying out and follow-up of the purchases and sales of its products and/or services in foreign markets and the optimization of import processes.

Develop essential skills in management and create business leaderships no matter the area the participant takes part. It allows the participant to lead managerial posts and people and to improve managerial processes with an international view.

Like many agricultural businesses, poultry farms have grown considerably. They have turned into fully-fledged companies that often operate on an international scale. This means they are managed on the basis of cost effectiveness and profitability. At the same time, they have to take into account globalization, cultural differences, animal welfare standards, disease, environmental change and legislation. Our exchange programme in International Poultry Management provides you with an international learning experience and the opportunity to add value to your undergraduate programme. It is part of a bachelor’s degree programme with the same name and teaches you all there is to know about managing and developing poultry farms, either as an owner, a manager or an advisor.

To feed the world population, the international food industry relies heavily on the horticultural sector for produce to turn into food products. Unfortunately, horticultural sector is faced with a multitude of challenges, such as soil deterioration, plant diseases insect pests, drought and excessive rainfall. So, maybe you can imagine that it needs aspiring professionals like yourself to develop innovative plant production systems. Our exchange programme in International Horticulture & Management provides you with an international learning experience and the opportunity to add value to your undergraduate programme. It is part of a bachelor’s degree programme with the same name and teaches you all there is to know about creating a sustainable and profitable horticultural sector.

Today’s dairy farmers have two jobs in one. Besides specialising in the field of dairy farming, they are entrepreneurs with a good head for business. They manage their farms on the basis of cost effectiveness and profitability, while considering globalization, cultural differences, the environmental, and public demand for cows to graze outdoors for a better quality of life. Our exchange programme in International Dairy Management provides you with an international learning experience and the opportunity to add value to your undergraduate programme. It is part of a bachelor’s degree programme with the same name and teaches you all there is to know about managing and developing dairy farms, either as an owner, a manager or an advisor.

In stark contrast to Asia, Europe has seen a decline in pig production in the past few decades. Additionally, the European pig population is divided among a small number of large farms. Because of this, pig farmers focus more and more on the business side of things and on technological development. In the meantime, they have to take into account animal welfare, sustainability, legislation and the environment. Our exchange programme in International Pig Management provides you with an international learning experience and the opportunity to add value to your undergraduate programme. It is part of a bachelor’s degree programme with the same name and teaches you all there is to know about managing and developing pig farms, either as an owner, a manager or an advisor.