The MSc in Business, Language and Culture investigates the theory and practice of international business and management from an interdisciplinary vantage point, bringing together insights and methods from business economics, the social sciences and the humanities.

You have the opportunity to choose between two specialisations:

In addition to linking academic knowledge to management practice, both concentrations provide a systematic focus on research methods, and on improving writing skills in academic English.

You also develop your oral communication skills in Chinese, French, German, Japanese or Spanish. The integrated courses, which are conducted in your chosen language, focus on selected themes relevant for the two concentrations and for the regional language context in question.

A Collaborative and Flexible Learning Environment
The programme is highly international with students from all over the world.
As such, it is in itself an intercultural experience. You become a part of a collaborative and dynamic learning environment, which stresses both teamwork and individual efforts. The distinguished international faculty will work closely together with you to develop your potential.

Analytical and Practical
Upon graduation, you will have:
• an in-depth understanding of theories, issues and debates of Leadership and Management Studies or Business and Development Studies
• methods for analysing and understanding the dynamics of international business and management practices
• skills in project management methodologies and practices
• training in presenting – orally and in writing – findings of research made individually or in groups.