Undergraduate Courses

BA Management (International Business)

Major in Management with emphasis in International Business

This specific route builds from the core principles of the management major and brings an emphasis in international business to the programme.

Our degree will cover the traditional business disciplines, such as accounting, finance, sales, marketing, economics, management, and strategy. You will be taught to analyse policy and manage business strategies for today’s increasingly integrated world economy.

The emphasis in International Business requires students to obtain a reasonable proficiency in a foreign language. This tied in with specific topics related to international business such as international trade and customs, international law, international relations and international marketing builds an intensive multidisciplinary curriculum that will prepare you to be a leader in today's global economy.

Skills Obtained:

Team management
Communication skills
Analytical skills
Problem solving skills
Critical thinking skills
Organisational
Leadership and management
Research methods
Proficiency in a foreign language

Benefits of studying Management with an emphasis in International Business at RAC London:

Reality based education blending theory and practice.
Case studies on global corporations.
Working with real clients exposing you to real world concepts, ideas and situations.
Academics who are working practitioners in their fields bringing expert real world experience to the classroom.
Study abroad opportunity with other international Webster campuses in the USA, Europe and Asia.
Multicultural student body and staff where you will learn from your colleagues and professors regarding world cultures, business and market similarities as well as differences.
Campus location in the heart of London with links to industry.
Small class sizes
Flexibility of choice

Potential Career Opportunities:

Our graduates from the BA in Management with an emphasis in Marketing degree have found employment in

Public or Private Organisations
Market researcher
Advertising
Product Development
Consulting
Multinational firms
Telecommunications
International Organisation
Trade and economic development

Degree Curriculum

63 credit hours: Core courses in the Major (including 12 credit hours of foreign language)
18 credit hours: Supporting courses in the Major
27 credit hours: General education
20 credit hours: Electives

Page last updated 5/8/2008

"The geographical location of the Regent’s American College London makes it attractive to students from all over the world, and lends its cosmopolitan atmosphere. I met students from many different countries and culture, making the College a very interesting and stimulating place to be, both in and out of the classroom. The lecturers also come from many different backgrounds, which means that we benefited from different points of view. I would recommend the Regent’s American College London to anyone interested in studying in a truly international environment. You are given the opportunity to achieve goals that you might never have thought of."

Ricardo Pachon-Chaves