Master of International Management - Entrepreneurship

Postgraduate Entry Requirements

Academic Qualifications: Applicants for postgraduate programs typically require a minimum academic achievement of 55% or above in their bachelor's degree.

English Language Proficiency: 

• IELTS/TOEFL can be waived off. MOI (Medium of instruction- English) letter is required.

Geneva Business School is providing financial support to international students through various scholarship opportunities. These scholarships are designed to help talented students pursue their education in Spain, regardless of their financial background. The school offers a range of scholarships based on academic merit, financial need, and specific criteria related to individual programs.

Merit-Based Scholarships: Geneva Business School offers merit-based scholarships to international students who demonstrate exceptional academic performance. These scholarships are awarded to students who have outstanding grades in previous studies and show potential for success in their chosen program. The scholarship percentage varies depending on the applicant’s achievements.

Need-Based Scholarships: For international students with financial challenges, Geneva Business School offers need-based scholarships. These scholarships are intended to assist students who may find it difficult to cover tuition and living expenses in Spain. To apply for a need-based scholarship, students must demonstrate financial need through the submission of relevant documents.

Early Application Scholarships: Students who apply early for admission to Geneva Business School may be eligible for early application scholarships. These scholarships reward students who demonstrate their commitment to starting their studies ahead of the standard application timeline.

Diversity Scholarships: In line with its international education and cultural diversity, Geneva Business School offers diversity scholarships to students from underrepresented countries. This scholarship is aimed at encouraging a more global and multicultural student body.

Alumni Scholarships: Geneva Business School provides scholarships for international students who are part of a family with previous graduates from the school. Alumni scholarships are an excellent way for returning students to benefit from their family’s connection with the institution.

Graduates of the Master of International Management in Entrepreneurship program at Geneva Business School, Spain, are well-prepared for a wide range of career opportunities in the global business and entrepreneurial sectors. The program’s strong emphasis on practical business management, innovation, and international market understanding ensures that students are equipped with the skills necessary to succeed in leadership roles in multinational companies, startups, and consulting firms. 

Entrepreneur/Startup Founder: With a deep understanding of how to create and scale international businesses, graduates can launch their own startups or entrepreneurial ventures. They are equipped to identify market opportunities, secure funding, and lead their companies through the challenges of expansion into global markets.

Business Development Manager: These professionals work to grow a company’s market presence by identifying new business opportunities and expanding into international markets. They develop strategies to enter new regions and build partnerships with key stakeholders.

Product Manager: As product managers, graduates are responsible for overseeing the development, marketing, and global distribution of a company’s products. They ensure that products meet international market demands and successfully compete on a global scale.

Venture Capitalist: Graduates can pursue a career as a venture capitalist, evaluating and investing in emerging startups. They use their entrepreneurial knowledge to identify high-potential companies and help them scale, providing financial backing and strategic guidance.

Innovation Consultant: Innovation consultants work with companies to develop new products, services, or business models. They provide expertise on integrating innovative technologies and strategies to foster growth and competitiveness in international markets.

International Marketing Manager: International marketing managers are responsible for developing and executing marketing strategies that cater to global audiences. They work to adapt brand messaging and campaigns to different cultures and regions, ensuring that the business resonates with international consumers.

Global Operations Manager: Graduates can pursue roles managing the global operations of a company, overseeing supply chains, logistics, and business processes across multiple countries. They ensure efficiency, cost-effectiveness, and the smooth running of international operations.

Corporate Strategy Analyst: These professionals analyze market trends, competition, and internal business processes to develop strategic initiatives. They work to help businesses expand and adapt in international markets, providing insights into long-term growth opportunities.

Management Consultant (Global Market Expansion): Graduates can become management consultants, advising multinational companies on strategies for international growth, market entry, and global business development. They offer insights into cross-border operations, financial structuring, and risk management.

International Financial Manager: Graduates with an interest in finance can become financial managers specializing in international business. They help organizations manage investments, financial risks, and budgets related to global operations and cross-border transactions.

Supply Chain Manager: Supply chain managers focus on optimizing the movement of goods and services across international borders. They ensure that products are delivered efficiently and cost-effectively, managing relationships with suppliers and logistics partners worldwide.

Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Manager: Graduates can take on roles in CSR, where they are responsible for ensuring that companies operate ethically and sustainably across international markets. They develop strategies to enhance a company’s social and environmental impact, particularly in global operations.

International Human Resources Manager: These professionals manage HR functions for companies with a global presence, ensuring that human resources strategies are aligned with diverse cultural practices and international labor laws. They are responsible for recruiting, training, and retaining talent across multiple countries.

Franchise Development Manager: Graduates can work with established companies to expand their business through franchising in international markets. They manage the recruitment of franchisees, market expansion, and global brand adaptation.

Export/Import Manager: These professionals handle the logistics of exporting and importing goods across borders. They manage documentation, ensure compliance with international trade laws, and negotiate contracts with suppliers and buyers in foreign markets.

Strategic Partnership Manager: Strategic partnership managers build and maintain relationships with other companies, focusing on global business partnerships, joint ventures, and cross-border collaborations to drive international growth.

International Sales Manager: These managers oversee global sales teams, developing strategies to drive product sales across multiple countries. They ensure that sales efforts are aligned with international market trends and customer preferences.

International Policy Advisor: Graduates interested in policy can work as advisors on international business and trade regulations. They guide companies through the complexities of global laws, helping them to navigate government policies and legal requirements in different regions.