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- University of York invites applications in M.Sc programme in global marketing.
- Early application forms by 31st May will be recommended.
- The course aims to expertise students to work with competence in the field of business, global marketing, etc.
UK-based University of York has issued a notification for the application form availability for the 1-year M.Sc programme in global marketing. The forms will be available until September this year.
Candidates must note that early application forms received by 31st May will be recommended. The programme fee will be £19,500.
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This course offered by the university’s York Management School intends to create graduates with the academic knowledge and expertise essential to work with competence in the field of business, global marketing and organisational practice.
The university in a press release briefed about the programme. It said that the programme teaches a range of qualitative and quantitative research methods through a multidisciplinary approach. Students enrolled in this programme are trained in creative and critical thinking, evaluative skills and comparative analysis which will help them to work in a different range of business and organisational contexts. Also, the course follows research-based dissertation providing a practical curriculum with the major focus on the modules of marketing areas including digital marketing, global marketing, brand management, ethical and social marketing.
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Eligibility:
- Interested candidates need to hold a first or upper second class bachelor’s degree from a well-known institute.
- Candidates must have an overall score of 6.5 in IELTS with minimum 6.5 in reading and 6.0 in other sections.
- Applicants with prior knowledge of business management and/or marketing will be given preference.
The students from India who have graduated within the last two years or are still pursuing their bachelor's at the time of application and if, throughout their bachelor degree, the language of instruction was English. Such students may be relieved from taking an English language test.
