Programs

International Financial Regulation

This one-week executive course provides an intensive exploration of the regulation of the global financial industry. It is designed to equip participants with a comprehensive understanding of the strategies and tools used by regulators and supervisors worldwide. You will gain the ability to analyze, debate, and shape financial regulation strategies relevant to your own jurisdiction and in the context of evolving international frameworks. The course combines a broad overview of financial regulation with in-depth insights into specific areas, allowing you to navigate complex regulatory landscapes without getting lost in technical details.

International Foundation Certificate (IFC) Pathways

Goldsmiths offers International Foundation Certificate (IFC) Pathways designed to prepare international students for undergraduate study. These one-year programmes help you improve your English language skills, adapt to UK academic culture, and explore specific subject areas. Completing the pathway with a minimum overall score of 50% guarantees a place on a relevant Goldsmiths undergraduate degree.

International Foundation in Humanities and Law

This International Foundation program is designed for students who wish to pursue undergraduate degrees in Humanities or Law at City St George's, University of London. It's the only preparation program in the UK fully validated by the university and tailored to its curriculum. The course guarantees progression to a range of undergraduate degrees upon successful completion and meeting the required academic and English language standards. Students will benefit from practical experiences such as visits to law courts, real-world projects, and mock UN debating competitions. The program is delivered at a dedicated learning centre in London, offering tailored 24/7 support. You will also develop essential career skills and gain employability experience while studying.

International Foundation Programme

The International Foundation Programme (IFP) is a one-year intensive course designed for high-achieving international students aiming to progress to an undergraduate degree at the University of Bristol. It focuses on developing essential academic language, critical thinking, subject knowledge, and independent study skills necessary for success at university level. Taught by university academics, the program offers access to all University resources and facilities, fostering a transition into university life within a diverse international community.

International Foundation Programme

The International Foundation Programme (IFP) at Trinity College Dublin is designed for ambitious students who wish to pursue an undergraduate degree at a world-class institution but do not meet the direct entry requirements. This programme provides a bridge to international undergraduate study, equipping students with the academic and English language skills necessary for success. The IFP offers a comprehensive curriculum tailored to prepare students for a variety of degree pathways at Trinity. Students benefit from world-class facilities, a diverse international community, and dedicated support from experienced teachers, creating an enriching academic environment.

International Foundation Programme for Computer Science

The International Foundation Programme for Computer Science is an online preparatory course designed to equip you with the fundamental knowledge and skills needed for undergraduate study in computer science. It covers essential topics such as mathematics, statistics, computer ethics, and Python programming. Successful completion guarantees entry into the University of London's BSc Computer Science program and a variety of other undergraduate degrees. This program offers a flexible, independent study experience accessible from anywhere in the world. You will benefit from interactive online learning materials, tutor support, and the opportunity to connect with a global community of learners through a Virtual Learning Environment. Upon completion, you will receive an International Foundation Certificate, with opportunities to progress to further studies.

International Foundation Year

The International Foundation Year is a one-year programme designed to prepare international students for undergraduate study at Coventry University. It is ideal if you do not meet the direct entry requirements for a degree or if you need to improve your English language skills. The course provides a solid foundation in your chosen subject area and develops the academic and English language skills necessary for success at university level. You will be taught by experienced tutors in a supportive environment, with access to university facilities and resources. Upon successful completion of the International Foundation Year, you will be eligible to progress to a wide range of undergraduate degrees at Coventry University.

International Full-time MBA

The International Full-time MBA program is a post-master's degree designed to foster significant behavioral transformation in its participants. It aims to equip students with advanced personal and leadership skills necessary to connect, inspire, motivate, and effectively leverage diverse networks. Graduates are prepared to excel in leadership roles by mastering the art of connecting and influencing across various professional landscapes.

International Full-time MBA

The Rotterdam School of Management (RSM) International Full-time MBA is a 12-month program designed to transform your career and prepare you for global leadership. It emphasizes diversity in the classroom, bringing together students from various backgrounds, industries, and functions to foster a rich exchange of perspectives. The curriculum focuses on core business functions while integrating sustainability, analytics, and leadership development to address contemporary challenges. A key feature is the 'Living Management Project,' a four-week consultancy engagement with a real company, allowing students to apply their learning under pressure and develop essential MBA competencies. The program also includes an immersive introduction like the PIT Project and opportunities for international exposure through a study trip.

International Graduate Program

Tokyo Institute of Technology's International Graduate Program (IGP) offers Master's and Doctoral degrees to qualified international students, designed for those with limited or no Japanese language proficiency. Courses are conducted entirely in English, with a focus on global issues alongside general liberal arts subjects. Japanese language courses are also available for students interested in pursuing careers in Japan after graduation. The IGP aims to foster global leaders in various fields, providing a diverse and international campus environment. Students benefit from opportunities to study alongside peers from around the world and engage in research at both Tokyo Tech and RIKEN for specific programs.

International Graduate Program (Master's) - Keio University

The Graduate School of Science and Technology at Keio University offers a two-year Master's program designed to build advanced fundamentals in science and technology. This is achieved through coursework and independent research under faculty guidance. Starting in 2026, the graduate school will be restructured into four new schools: Mathematical and Physical Sciences, Chemistry, Life Science, and Informatics, Engineering and Design, and Informatics, Management, and Human Sciences, each offering specialized curricula. The program requires students to complete at least 30 credits, including independent study and graduate research, and to submit an approved Master's thesis. The academic year is divided into Spring (April-July) and Fall (September-January) semesters, with some courses offered in other formats. Finding and consulting with a prospective academic advisor before applying is crucial for admission, as the program is research-oriented.

International Hospitality and Tourism Management (with Foundation Year)

This Bachelor of Science (BSc) degree with a foundation year focuses on the global hospitality and tourism industry. You will explore operational capabilities, the impact of tourism on destinations and communities, and how businesses are adapting to digitization and automation. The program aims to equip you with the tools and techniques to analyze and improve hospitality organizations and to develop sustainable tourism strategies. You'll gain practical insights through guest lectures, industry visits, and opportunities for internships in the UK or abroad. The foundation year is designed to build essential academic skills and confidence for your degree journey.

International Human Rights Practice MA

This Master's program equips you with legal, theoretical, and practical skills to address global human rights issues. You will study contemporary debates, research human rights violations, and develop case studies for legal proceedings. The course is designed to prepare you for careers in international organizations, legal services, and NGOs, focusing on fighting injustice and oppression. It's open to graduates from all subject backgrounds, offering a unique opportunity to gain expertise in human rights practice.

International Institute for Geo-Information Sciences and Earth Observation (ITC)

The International Institute for Geo-Information Sciences and Earth Observation (ITC) is part of the University of Twente. The University of Twente focuses on maximizing talent development for its students and staff, fostering pioneering research, relevant innovations, and inspiring education. With over 9,000 students and 3,300 researchers and professionals, the university is dedicated to advancing knowledge and its application. The University of Twente is also known for its entrepreneurial spirit, featuring a thriving campus ecosystem with hundreds of spin-off companies. This environment stimulates and facilitates entrepreneurship, contributing to the development of successful businesses originating from the university's research and innovation efforts.

International Law and New Wars

This program delves into the complexities of international law in the context of modern warfare, often termed 'new wars.' It examines how existing legal frameworks, largely developed from 19th and 20th-century inter-state conflicts, struggle to adequately address contemporary armed conflicts and violence seen in regions like Syria, Ukraine, Libya, Mali, the Democratic Republic of Congo, and South Sudan. The book associated with this program highlights that different interpretations of international law can weaken legal restraints on war. It proposes a framework for 'second generation human security' and discusses the implications for international law, aiming to provide a practical approach to these evolving challenges.

International Law and the Movement of Persons Between States (LL4BB)

This half-unit course, available in the Winter Term, delves into the international legal framework governing the movement of people across state borders. It examines the legal principles, policies, and institutions related to asylum seekers, refugees, and migrants. The course explores the intersection of diplomatic protection of nationals abroad, international refugee law, human rights law, and criminal law. Key topics include the definition and protection of refugees, the rights of asylum seekers, standards for the protection of migrants, and the regulation of human trafficking and smuggling. It also analyzes regional approaches to migration within bodies like the European Union and other economic/political unions, and the roles of international organizations such as UNHCR and the IOM.

International Law and the Movement of Persons within States

This course offers a comprehensive examination of the international legal framework governing the movement of people within state borders. It delves into the complexities arising from internal displacement, exploring the intersection of International Human Rights Law, International Humanitarian Law, International Criminal Law, and climate change-related displacement. The curriculum addresses the standards and policies related to regulating movement, protecting displaced populations, and holding individuals accountable for forcible displacement. The course investigates various aspects of internal displacement, including the legal standards for protection, the regime of humanitarian assistance, the coordination efforts by United Nations agencies, and the institutional mechanisms for protecting internally displaced persons. It also touches upon the challenges and solutions for post-conflict situations and the role of international bodies in addressing these issues.

International Law LLM

This Master of Laws (LLM) in International Law is designed to deepen your understanding of the complex issues shaping global governance. You will explore the origins, structures, and real-world applications of international law, focusing on critical themes like legal doctrines, state formation, the use of force, and international justice. The program is ideal for those seeking careers in international organisations, global think tanks, diplomacy, or global policy-making, providing both a strong theoretical foundation and practical knowledge to navigate the evolving global legal landscape.

International Law: Conflict, Security and Human Rights LLM

This Master of Laws (LLM) program offers a deep dive into the complex interplay between international human rights law, conflict, and security. You will gain advanced knowledge of contemporary global challenges, examining how international and national bodies work to address issues such as war crimes, genocide, terrorism, and the rights of vulnerable populations. The course encourages critical analysis of disruptive global events and their impact on international legal norms, exploring the theoretical foundations of the liberal world order and applying them to current security and conflict contexts. You will develop specialized legal skills to contribute to conflict prevention, security risk mitigation, and human rights protection.

International Legal Studies (Master)

The Master's programme in International Legal Studies at the University of Vienna provides a solid foundation for a career in law, with a strong emphasis on international and cross-border legal issues. The curriculum is designed to equip students with the skills needed to navigate the complexities of a globalised world. Courses are taught in both German and English, fostering bilingual proficiency and preparing graduates for international legal practice. Upon completion, students are well-prepared for traditional legal professions as well as roles in various legal, governmental, and non-governmental organisations.

International Logistics Management

This master's program focuses on international logistics and supply chain management, preparing you for complex leadership roles in global trade. It combines practical, application-oriented learning with academic methods and tools, enabling you to manage strategic challenges, structures, and processes in international logistics companies. You will develop critical thinking, intercultural skills, and the ability to devise individual solutions through simulations, seminars, and project work. The program contributes to the UN's Sustainable Development Goals by focusing on decent work, economic growth, innovation, infrastructure, responsible consumption, and partnerships.

International Management (MBA) 120 ECTS