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BA International Business with Business Foundation
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International business examines how organisations compete, collaborate, and operate across national borders in an increasingly integrated global economy. It asks how cultural differences affect management practice, how political and regulatory environments vary across countries, how global supply chains are designed and managed, and what strategies allow firms to succeed in markets that are distant from their home base. The discipline combines economics, management, marketing, finance, and cross-cultural studies to build a rounded understanding of the complex environment in which global organisations operate. At Regent's University London, this four-year, full-time programme includes a foundation year that provides the academic and conceptual preparation needed before progressing to degree-level study. You will learn how global organisations across a range of sectors adapt, compete, and thrive in diverse environments, examining financial markets, economic policy, strategic planning, and international trade through real-world case studies. The programme includes a year abroad, giving you direct experience of a different business and cultural environment and strengthening your profile for employers who value international exposure. Regent's London campus, at the heart of one of the world's great international cities, provides an exceptional environment for studying international business, with access to a remarkable concentration of multinational organisations, international students, and global industry connections. Graduates from international business programmes go on to careers in international management, global marketing, international trade and logistics, financial services, management consulting, diplomatic services, and non-governmental organisations. The combination of commercial understanding and cross-cultural awareness is valued by employers with operations or ambitions across borders. Many graduates continue to postgraduate study in international management, global business, or related fields, building on the international orientation of their undergraduate degree.
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