International Business School - Budapest
BSc in Business Management
Budapest, Hungary
BSc
DURATION
6 semesters
LANGUAGES
English
PACE
Full time
APPLICATION DEADLINE
EARLIEST START DATE
STUDY FORMAT
On-Campus
Key Summary
About: The BSc in Business Management at International Business School, founded in 1991 as Central Europe's first private college, runs in cooperation with The University of Buckingham. The program frames managers as futurists and historians who weigh consequences, learn from experience, and get results through others. It states, "We give considerable importance to increasing students'." Keywords: business, leadership, marketing, strategy, finance.
Career Outcomes: Graduates can work in small firms, multinationals, the public sector, or start their own business. Career opportunities include management consultant, project manager, operations manager, marketing or HR officer, business analyst, entrepreneur, and financial or supply chain analyst.
Successful managers are part futurists, part historians. They elaborate on the future consequences of their decisions while using the experiences of the past. They know which problems to deal with, in what order, what can go wrong, and how to motivate people to contribute to a constructive solution quickly. Sounds easy, right?
Program Content
Management is sometimes defined as the achievement of results with, and through, others. Whether the challenge is beating the competitors or educating future professionals, the answer often comes down to management.
We give considerable importance to increasing students' employability skills. IBS has set up its UpSkill scheme, which enhances and develops the skills which are most demandable in the job arena to ensure that our graduates have an advantage over others in job applications.
Career Opportunities
Through this program, you will have insights into a breadth of issues and areas ranging from finance, marketing, HR, organizational behavior to operations and project management. As a consequence, you will be able to make a positive contribution in a range of settings. You are as likely to find yourself working in a small, privately-owned company as you are to work in a large multinational, the public sector, or perhaps even in your own business.
