This program is designed to develop a new generation of business leaders capable of managing the complex challenges that business and society faces right now. We attract a wide range of talent from around the world, both students and faculty. We are accredited in both the US and Switzerland. Our curriculum and leadership program was developed after extensive research on the skills today’s managers say are most valuable to their employees. We emphasize leadership to guide you in identifying your individual strengths and give you practice using them.

You will participate in a series of shared experiences that develop practical and cross-cultural skills that you will take forward into your career and your life. We extend management education to include courses that prepare you to effectively employ digital strategies in your organization. We emphasize e-Business in the fashion industry due to our strategic location and partnerships. You gain the benefits of a high-quality education in Switzerland combined with Franklin's pragmatic approach that focuses on applying skills while learning in an international business context.... [-]

Minimum 12 months, maximum three years.

This course is designed for graduates from a non-business discipline wanting to develop their skills and knowledge in order to become a successful manager in a global business organisation.

You will learn about and critically evaluate evidence-based best practice to inform and improve your own skills.... [-]

You will gain a detailed understanding of the theory and practical applications needed to become a successful events manager in this globally defining industry.

This programme enables you to work on group projects and business simulations designed to improve your experience and practical events management skills. You will learn about the strategies involved in hosting international events from music festivals to corporate hospitality and from business-related meetings to conferences and exhibitions.... [-]

Duration: Three terms

Credits: 93 CH/122 ECTS

Start Dates: October, January, March

Location: Barcelona, Geneva, Montreux

Teaching Language: English

Career Counseling: EU has departments on each campus to help students find jobs in their field of study.

Admission Requirements: Students must have a bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or university. Students must also have an intermediate English level.

Admission Period: Year round.

The MSc in International Management is aimed at students with less than two years of work experience. The one-year program gives students the opportunity to learn about various business principles, acquire leadership skills and develop professional proficiency. Students prepare themselves for future management careers.... [-]

Being able to conduct business internationally is crucial to the modern business world. With this in mind, we, at the Montreux Business University, designed the Master of Science in International Management. This program will broaden the business and human-centered skills of our students, as well as cover the main functional areas of management to offer a cohesive understanding of management and businesses. In addition to that, the MSc in International Management will provide a highly integrated study of business and management; develop an understanding of the changing nature of the links between organizations and the external environment in which they operate. By developing job-related skills of our students and exposing them to real-life problems, corporate visits and seminars delivered by executives, researchers, and academics who are at the forefront of knowledge, this program will enhance the employability of our graduates and assist them in their first steps of employment or internship.... [-]

The Master of Science International Management is a three-period course with 385 hours of face-to-face training which is worth 60 ECTS or 26 US credits.

All classes are taught in English.

This course aims to provide international students with the knowledge and skills required to work efficiently in a global environment focusing on: