Degree in International Business

CE1: Develop the capacity to evaluate and critically analyse international economic phenomena and agents.
CE2: Acquire fluency in oral and written communication in English and in a second foreign language (French, German) in the field of business.
CE3: Develop intercultural sensitivity and the ability to adapt to other geopolitical contexts.
CE4: Be able to work in multidisciplinary and intercultural teams.
CE5: Understand and reflect on socio-economic and political contexts that affect business and economic decision-making in an international environment.
CE6: Understand the structure and functioning of companies and organisations operating in an international context.
CE7: Develop an ethical attitude in business, respecting human rights and the environment both in the country of origin of the company and in the different markets in which it operates.
CE8: Manage the design, coordination and control mechanisms of the company's international strategy.
CE9: Manage relations between the parent companies of multinationals and their subsidiaries.
CE10: Know and coordinate the different elements of the global value chain, from procurement to delivery.
CE11: Know how to use the statistical methods and software to manage the company's operations.
CE12: Understand the basic concepts of economic analysis that are applicable to the operation of companies and institutions in the international context.
CE13: Understand the behaviour of economic agents and their interaction in global markets.
CE14: Acquire the capacity to analyse, develop and control the commercial function of companies operating in the world market.
CE15: Know the basic elements of the legislation regulating international economic, financial and fiscal operations.
CE16: Know the basic competences and the functioning of the main international economic and cooperation institutions.
CE17: Prepare, interpret and analyse the accounting information of companies.
CE18: Use the economic and financial information of the company to make decisions.
CE19: Know how international financial markets work.
CE20: Be able to generate ideas and detect business opportunities in international markets.
CE21: Understand the opportunities offered by research, development and innovation processes at a global level.
CE22: Develop the capacity to prepare and defend reports that contribute to the decision-making of public and private agents.
CE23: Learn to detect inequalities between people in order to design, implement and evaluate relevant policies that can eliminate such discrimination in companies and institutions.