Msc development and international business geography|business and management

Overview
In recent years interest in the relationship between international business and (especially international) development has increased. This new degree offers a framework for exploring the changing relationship between states and markets, politics of development, foreign direct investment, international institutions of global political-economic governance, global working lives, economic restructuring, migrant labour, multinational companies, work, geo-politics, industrialization and development.
This programme:
will help you to develop advanced and critical understandings of the development of international business from various intellectual perspectives. From neo-liberal and mainstream business studies approaches, through to more critical approaches which engage with questions of power and resistance
will give you an advanced theoretical grounding in the core aspects, and history and politics of, business and its growing internationalisation
will equip you with the skills to conduct rigorous empirical analysis and enquiry
offers distinctive opportunities to conduct independent field-based research in diverse locations
will prepare you for a broad range of careers but will specifically deliver the research skills and substantive knowledge required by NGOs, development organisations and national government departments.
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