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Email academic.registry@tcd.ieThis programme is specifically designed for business graduates who wish to pursue an international career or work in organisations that target global markets. The intensive programme equips you with the knowledge and practical skills to operate within the global business environment and the cultural acumen to communicate and negotiate in different cultures and markets.
The programme is designed for those in their early career who have an undergraduate degree in business or a related discipline. We focus on developing young managers who want to pursue international careers. The international cohort of classmates focuses on learning cutting-edge global business skills and international management theory to operate within the global business environment and the cultural acumen to communicate and negotiate in different cultures and markets. We aim to produce graduates who will become future change-makers and who seek to shape and transform business for good.
Our dedicated Careers & Community team is dedicated to supporting our students and alumni in exploring career options, preparing effectively for their next career move, and making informed career decisions that will develop and shape their futures through workshops and tailored individual career sessions.
Specialised in career development, the team can help you to identify suitable career paths and provide tailored advice on how best to achieve your career goals through workshops, one-to-one coaching, and psychometric assessments. They deliver a wide range of career sessions with defined learning outcomes and arrange company and recruitment consultancy presentations, job fairs, and networking events.
This programme is an excellent foundation for an international career working across many industries including technology, consulting, financial services and media. Recent employers include Google, Deloitte, LinkedIn, KPMG, Glanbia and Accenture.
This M.Sc. course is 90 credits delivered over one academic year. The taught component comprises modules totalling 60 credits. Students also complete an International Consultancy Project, which accounts for a further 30 credits, to be eligible for consideration for the award of the degree
The full list of modules offered on the programme can be found here.
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We are a globally-renowned, triple-accredited business school delivering an ultra-modern educational experience and innovative research from the heart of Dublin’s thriving capital city. At Trinity Business School, we offer programmes that will push you to reach your full potential. Immerse yourself in the latest business theory and practice, unlock powerful alumni and career networks, and accelerate your career prospects and success.
We aim to produce graduates who will become future change-makers and who seek to shape and transform business for good.
This International Management (M.Sc.) programme is designed for those in their early career who have an undergraduate degree in business or a related discipline. We focus on developing young managers who want to pursue international careers.
September 2025
Sinéad Monaghan
Applicants are required to posses a minimum 2.1 Honours degree or international equivalent. They should also have two academic referees (applicants with work experience can instead provide one academic and one professional referee).
All applicants to Trinity are required to provide official evidence of proficiency in the English language. Applicants to this course are required to meet Band B (Standard Entry) English language requirements. For more details of qualifications that meet Band B, see the English Language Requirements page here.
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www.tcd.ie/business/programmes/masters-programmes/msc-in-international-management
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I chose Trinity’s International Management programme based on my interest in the challenges of an increasingly globalised world. It added a variety of managerial expertise to the economical knowledge gained in my undergraduate studies. Furthermore, the cultural diversity in the class, combined with a lecture in Shanghai, expanded my awareness of the challenges of international corporations. The course supported me with the skillset needed to perform in my role as a management consultant at BearingPoint, where I planned and drove forward large post-merger-integration projects.
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