Jönköping University Bachelor in International Management
Jönköping University

Jönköping University

Bachelor in International Management

Jönköping, Sweden

Bachelor's degree

3 years

English

Full time

EUR 10,200 / per year *

On-Campus

* free for EU/EEA/Swiss citizens

Key Summary

    About : The Bachelor in International Management focuses on equipping students with the necessary skills to manage businesses in a global context. The program covers essential topics like international marketing, finance, and cross-cultural management. Students will engage in practical experiences and projects that prepare them for diverse business environments.
    Career Outcomes : Graduates typically pursue careers in various roles such as international marketing managers, business consultants, or global supply chain coordinators. The program opens doors to opportunities in multinational corporations, non-profits, and governmental organizations focused on international trade and relations.

In a world with increasing international competition, there is a great need for managers who can develop existing businesses by seizing new business opportunities.

The International Management programme comprises basic courses in economics and business studies and specializes in business management and business renewal in an international context. The fifth semester offers plenty of options to specify. Either by studying abroad at one of JIBS’ recommended partner schools or by taking elective courses of your choice at JIBS, which also allows you to do an internship in another country. The International Management programme also includes an opportunity to apply for a double degree exchange with Kedge Business School (France) and EBS Business School (Germany).

During your studies, you establish direct connections with the business world through our partner companies. Students collaborate in group projects to explore real business problems, a great hands-on way of learning.

Ranked among the top 100 European Business schools by the Financial Times.

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