MSc International Business Management and Accountancy Applied

The MSc International Business Management and Accountancy (Applied) at Teesside University, Middlesbrough, focuses on how organisations operate across borders while managing finance and accounts with care and accuracy. The course links global business practice with accountancy skills used in real workplaces. Students learn how firms plan strategy, control costs, and report financial performance in an international setting. This master’s degree is normally studied full-time over 24-months. The early stage of the programme builds a foundation in international business and accountancy. The course explains how global markets work and how financial data supports decision-making.

Students study management accounting, financial reporting, and business strategy alongside international trade and operations. Strong focus is placed on applied learning. Case studies and practical tasks demonstrate how theory is applied in daily business operations. Students learn how to read financial statements, manage budgets, and assess business risk. By the end of the course, students can analyse business problems using both management and accounting tools and propose clear solutions. Students are taught using lectures, seminars, workshops, and guided independent study. Learning includes group work, case studies, and applied projects. Assessment methods include essays, reports, presentations, reflective tasks, and a final applied project. The course is taught on campus in Middlesbrough. Students have access to digital learning platforms, libraries, and academic support.