International Business Specialisation - Bachelor of Business (Honours)
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Research global business issues with the International Business specialisation in the Bachelor of Business (Honours) at AUT. Develop your expertise to address challenges impacting firms, society, and government globally and locally.
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This course starts anytime
NZQA Level 8 Certification (120 Credits)
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Core skills this course teaches
Understand and analyse contemporary international business challenges
Develop the ability to critically analyse and address issues affecting organisations operating globally, including climate change, inequality, and operational strategy.
Research expertise in international business
What You're Signing Up For
The International Business specialisation in AUT’s Bachelor of Business (Honours) lets students research cross-disciplinary topics with real-world impact. Address global issues such as climate change, global inequality, and geopolitical risk. The specialisation is designed for those passionate about advancing knowledge for business success and societal improvement in diverse environments. Staff expertise spans both traditional international business subjects (internationalisation, firm strategy, operations, entrepreneurship) and non-market strategies (political/economic risk management, community engagement). The programme includes core specialisation and research method courses plus a dissertation, preparing students as future business leaders and researchers.
Course Content
- Strategic Management (INTB807, 15 points)
- Contemporary Issues in International Business (INTB809, 15 points)
- Qualitative Research Design and Analysis (BUSS823, 15 points)
- Quantitative Research Design and Analysis (BUSS824, 15 points)
- Dissertation (BUSS997, 60 points)
What you need to know first
A relevant bachelor's degree in business or commerce with a B grade average or higher
Approved research proposal
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International Business ConsultantGlobal Project ManagerCorporate StrategistGovernment and Policy AdvisorAcademic/Research roles
