MSc Global Management: Grow from Côte d’Ivoire
Build an international perspective without putting your life in Côte d’Ivoire on hold. Offered online through an exclusive partnership between the University of Salford and Robert Kennedy College, the MSc Global Management gives you the opportunity to study management ideas that can be applied across industries and borders.
Earn a British degree with international recognition
A British master’s degree can strengthen your professional profile wherever your ambitions take you. It signals advanced study in global management and gives you a qualification you can present to employers and professional networks internationally.
Whether you hope to progress in Côte d’Ivoire or pursue opportunities beyond it, you can develop a broader understanding of how organisations make decisions, manage change and operate across markets.
Study 100% online in as little as one year
The programme can be completed entirely online in as little as one year. You can work towards a master’s degree without relocating or stepping away from your current surroundings.
That flexibility makes it possible to pursue an ambitious academic goal while continuing to build your career and personal life in Côte d’Ivoire.
Learn on a schedule that works for you
You do not need to be online at specific times or on specific dates. Instead of arranging your life around live attendance, you can engage with your studies when it suits your schedule.
This approach can be especially valuable if you are balancing work, family responsibilities or commitments across time zones. You can give your learning focused attention at the times that work best for you.
Take your studies wherever you go
Your learning does not have to stop when you leave home or the office. Study from anywhere in the world, whether you are in Côte d’Ivoire, travelling for work or exploring somewhere new.
Through the mobile app, you can download study materials and watch lectures offline. That means a journey or a period without a reliable connection can still become an opportunity to keep learning.
Apply ideas through open-book assessments
Rather than relying on classical question-and-answer exams, the programme uses open-book assessments. This approach invites you to work with information and demonstrate how you understand and apply what you have learned.
For a management student, that can be a meaningful way to practise engaging with complex ideas. It encourages thoughtful analysis rather than focusing solely on recalling answers under exam conditions.
Learn from faculty with wide-ranging academic backgrounds
Programme tutors and faculty include graduates of world-renowned universities such as Oxford, Harvard, EPFL, the University of Basel and Washington University in St. Louis.
Learning with educators who bring varied academic experiences can expose you to different ways of examining management challenges and help you develop a more expansive perspective.
Join a community that crosses borders
With students from more than 130 countries, the learning community brings together people with different professional experiences and viewpoints. Those perspectives can enrich how you think about collaboration and leadership in international settings.
Alumni work for international organisations and companies including DHL, Dell, CK Hutchison, ICBC Bank, HSBC, Santander, Westpac, Disney, Orange, Louis Vuitton, the United Nations, Google, ICRC, the World Bank, Microsoft, Intel, Samsung, Tencent, Siemens and Sony.
Plan your payments with interest-free instalments
Programme fees can be paid in up to 18 monthly interest-free instalments. Spreading payments over time can make it easier to plan for your studies alongside your other commitments.
With a clear payment schedule, you can focus on making the most of your learning experience and the goals that brought you to the programme.
Put a global perspective to work in Côte d’Ivoire
Côte d’Ivoire’s cocoa and agricultural sectors connect producers, processors, exporters and buyers across international markets. Global management study can help graduates think more strategically about supply chains, partnerships and the decisions involved in working across borders.
In Abidjan’s commercial and financial environment, organisations must respond to changing customer needs, technology and regional opportunities. Graduates can draw on management theory to approach questions of growth, organisational change and collaboration with a broader perspective.
Opportunities in logistics, infrastructure and other internationally connected sectors also call for people who can work across teams and markets. By studying while living in Côte d’Ivoire, you can consider how globally applicable ideas might inform the challenges and ambitions you encounter in your own career.
Ready to explore what comes next? Request our course catalogue and take the next step towards your global management ambitions.