Course overview
Study international business management and gain essential skills in strategic planning, financial management, and ethical decision-making, preparing you to excel in any international business environment.Become a future-ready leader in this 4-week course.đź“Ť Torontođź“Ť Calgaryđź“Ť Vancouver
About International Business*
Key Facts:
• Group work and final presentation• Company visit and/or industry guest speaker• 4 weeks / 60 hours
✔️ English learners who want to communicate professionally
✔️ Career movers looking to switch to international business
✔️ Small business owners wanting to explore international opportunities
✔️ Gap year students and recent graduates looking to get a head start in business or further their studies with international insights
✔️ Future business leaders wanting to create a foundation in management and strategy
Course Syllabus
Economic Environment
International Trade
International Law and Trade Blocs
Strategy, Production, and Logistics
International Marketing and Branding
International Financial Management
Understanding Organisational Culture, Values and Behaviour
Managerial Styles and Intercultural Communication
Personal Development as a Manager and Leader
Managing Stakeholder Expectations
Why Study at Bayswater?
Bayswater provides global upskilling experiences that equip students with the practical skills and confidence to thrive in the future of work.Our programmes blend real-world experience, strategic thinking, and essential soft skills to help students stand out in today’s competitive job market.
Start dates for 2026
Professional Courses
Course highlights
• Group work and final presentation• Company visit and/or industry guest speaker• 4 weeks / 60 hours
What you will learn
Economic Environment International Trade International Law and Trade Blocs Strategy, Production, and Logistics International Marketing and Branding International Financial Management Understanding Organisational Culture, Values and Behaviour Managerial Styles and Intercultural Communication Personal Development as a Manager and Leader Managing Stakeholder Expectations
