International Management
- Provides professional preparation for careers in international business. Students go on to careers in finance, marketing, operations, and strategic planning. Typical graduates manage relationships between firms and governments in different countries.
- Uses a combination of focused management training and broad exposure to international economics and politics. Required management courses include three core management courses and at least three management electives. Required courses are equivalent to the core requirements of an MBA program.
- Offers the opportunity for students to gain a broad view of global management, suitable to long-term career development. Students can specialize in fields such as finance and technology. Courses outside of IR/PS are encouraged.
International Management Intern
“I am working in the Securitized Products Group (SPG) at Morgan Stanley Japan Securities Co. Ltd. Through the Summer Analyst Intern Program, I am gaining valuable experience and developing my financial skills. Quantitative methods, accounting, finance, and econometrics are indeed helpful for me to perform tasks of the Commercial Mortgage-backed Securities (CMBS) and understand the industry of the fixed income securities. This internship is a great start towards the next step of my career.”
- Seung Hyun Cho ‘08, Morgan Stanley Japan Securities Co. Ltd., Tokyo, Japan
Global Employers for International Management Graduates
Graduates are qualified for international and domestic business positions in a wide variety of multinational corporations and global consulting firms.
For a full list of relevant organizations, access the Employer Database in IRPSCAREERS
