What can I do with a degree in…..
International Management
Studying International Management at Warwick will appeal to you if you are considering a career in any area
of management or business. The international perspective you will gain can help gear you up for a career in
global industries and organisations or any business.
This four-year course teaches you the disciplines of management whilst allowing you to explore global
trends and issues. You will spend your third year either studying outside the UK at one of our partner
institutions (being taught in English) or undertaking a work placement abroad.
Your degree will help you to build commercial awareness and develop skills such as problem-solving, critical
thinking and decision making. The degree will also help you to develop a variety of highly transferable skills
valued by employers such as organisational and planning skills, report writing, working to deadlines, team
work and presentation skills.
Why Warwick?
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Our International Management Course is ranked 4th in the UK according to the Times/Sunday Times
Good University Guide (2015)
Warwick Business School (WBS) is ranked 4th in the UK by the Financial Times
We attract students with talent and ambition: the leaders of tomorrow. Our student body encompasses
over 150 nationalities and with over 30,000 graduates we also have an active and supportive network of
alumni for you to tap into immediately
As well as academic excellence and employment prospects, Warwick is home to a vibrant student
community. Located on a picturesque campus with world class facilities, it is the ideal environment to
study, live and relax
What do Warwick International Management graduates do?
Six months after graduating 100% of 2013 Warwick graduates were in jobs or further study. The average
starting salary for our graduates was £34,000.
The skills and experience of International Management graduates are in demand by a wide range of
employers and a breadth of careers are available such as marketing, strategy, HR, consulting, banking, law,
accounting and sales to name but a few.
The type of roles recent graduates went into include analyst, business development manager, technology
consultant, corporate management trainee, mergers and acquisitions intern, operations analyst and trainee
chartered accountant.
Organisations recent graduates are working for include BT, Accenture, JP Morgan, Deloitte, Coca Cola, BAE
Systems, UBS, PWC, Rabobank International and Reel Suspects.
What do Warwick students say...?
“I chose Warwick as it has one of the top business schools in Europe, with a good global reputation and
excellent graduate employment prospects. Some elements of my course were very practical, such as the
‘Dragon’s Den’ style assignment. Working in a team to set up a mock business, and then presenting in front
of a panel of real business people is an invaluable experience.
Warwick is internationally-minded and the majority of my friends are from mixes of backgrounds and
cultures. Warwick has a plethora of societies. Warwick Entrepreneurs can help you start your own business
while Warwick Finance can prepare you for a career in professional services.”
Sarah Walsh, WBS alumna
Graduate recruiters tell us that what they want from applicants is:
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A good degree from a good university
Work experience
Involvement in extra-curricular activities
The ability to describe and articulate their unique achievements and skills
At Warwick Business School you have the opportunity to access all of the above, and your Careers
Service is here to help you achieve your goals.
Find out more at: http://www2.warwick.ac.uk/services/scs/started/first-year/
Find out about career paths and employment destinations of recent graduates from the University of
Warwick: go.warwick.ac.uk/whatdowarwickgradsdo