MSc International Strategic Management
Year one:
Lund University School of Economics and Management (60 credits)
Master's in International Strategic Management
Year two:
Deakin University, Australia (30 credits)
Deakin University
Students enrolled in this programme will have an opportunity to compete for acceptance to a double degree with Deakin University at their Melbourne campus. After completing the one-year Master's in International Strategic Management (60 credits), you can take an additional trimester (4 units, July-November) within the Master of Commerce. You do not need to write another thesis.
After the successful completion of the Master's in International Strategic Management at Lund University and successful completion of the courses at Deakin University, students will receive a Master's degree certificate in Business and Economics with a major in Business Administration from Lund University and a Master of Commerce (specializing in marketing) from Deakin University.
Course selection
Students will be enrolled in the course MPM755 Building Success in Commerce (core unit) and MPK732 Marketing Management (specialisation unit). In addition, students should take 2 marketing units selected from:
- MPK736 – International Marketing
- MMK738 – Integrated Marketing Communicatio
- MMK739 – Strategic Brand Management
Tuition fees
Students who do not pay tuition fees in Sweden are not required to pay tuition fees at the host university. Tuition-fee-paying students who are citizens of a non-EU/EEA country must pay a tuition fee to Lund University during their exchange semester, but not to Deakin University.
Financing
If you are eligible to receive Swedish study aid, CSN, you will still be able to receive your monthly payments while you are in Australia.
Insurance
Students are not covered by insurance issued through Lund University.
The Reciprocal Health Agreement between Sweden and Australia may cover the costs for medically necessary care in Australia for students with a Swedish passport, hence Swedes do not need the overseas student health cover (OSHC) to come to Australia on a student visa. Some other countries have signed the same agreement with Australia, please check what applies if you are not a Swedish citizen. You will find more information about the Reciprocal Health Care Agreement on the Australian Government website.
Requirements to apply
- Student is registered for full-time studies within the programme at the School of Economics and Management.
- Student has completed semester one.
- Student fulfills the language requirements as set by the host university
Requirements to go
All nominations are conditional, i.e. LUSEM students need to have passed semester on and two to be able to go. Individual exceptions for Master Essay can be made if approved by programme director.
Application
Information about the application process is available here.