Joint qualifications
Joint degrees and Erasmus Mundus Programmes
The International Promotion Area of the Faculty of Economics and Business coordinates and promotes joint double diploma and diploma programmes, including European programmes made up of Erasmus Mundus consortiums. These programmes, promoted by the European Union, encourage international academic collaboration and allow students to obtain a degree shared by various higher education institutions.
Erasmus Mundus programmes are characterised by:
In addition, the faculty is in the process of applying to the European Commission for the approval of a new Erasmus Mundus programme, thus expanding the opportunities for training and internationalisation for our students.
For more information on joint degree programmes and international mobility opportunities, please contact the School's International Promotion Area.
Erasmus Mundus programmes are characterised by:
- International mobility, which allows students to study in different countries.
- The interdisciplinary approach and the high academic level.
- Cultural exchange between students and teachers of different nationalities.
- The availability of scholarships that contribute to the academic and professional development of the participants.
In addition, the faculty is in the process of applying to the European Commission for the approval of a new Erasmus Mundus programme, thus expanding the opportunities for training and internationalisation for our students.
For more information on joint degree programmes and international mobility opportunities, please contact the School's International Promotion Area.
Master Erasmus Mundus GLOCAL (Global Markets, Local Creativities)
The GLOCAL Master is an international program coordinated by the University of Glasgow in collaboration with Erasmus University Rotterdam, University of Göttingen, University of Barcelona, Uppsala University, Universidad de los Andes and Kyoto University. This program offers a comprehensive and multidisciplinary vision of the interaction between global and local areas, with a special focus on the analysis of the dynamics that affect communities and companies in a globalized context.
The main objective of the GLOCAL Master is to offer students a deep understanding of how local entities, such as companies, policy makers and cultural organizations, can compete and thrive within global economic frameworks. The program integrates historical, social and economic perspectives to examine interactions between global forces and local development.
In addition to its academic content, GLOCAL places special emphasis on the development of intercultural competence, fostering collaboration in diverse cultural contexts. Students have the opportunity to choose between nine study routes and to carry out mobility in the different countries of the consortium members, including Germany, Sweden, the Netherlands, Japan and Colombia.
The GLOCAL master's degree prepares students to face the challenges of global-local dynamics, developing critical analytical skills that allow them to access job opportunities in various areas. Graduates are prepared for careers in international organizations, multinational corporations, public policies, and the creative industry.
The main objective of the GLOCAL Master is to offer students a deep understanding of how local entities, such as companies, policy makers and cultural organizations, can compete and thrive within global economic frameworks. The program integrates historical, social and economic perspectives to examine interactions between global forces and local development.
In addition to its academic content, GLOCAL places special emphasis on the development of intercultural competence, fostering collaboration in diverse cultural contexts. Students have the opportunity to choose between nine study routes and to carry out mobility in the different countries of the consortium members, including Germany, Sweden, the Netherlands, Japan and Colombia.
Professional outings
The GLOCAL master's degree prepares students to face the challenges of global-local dynamics, developing critical analytical skills that allow them to access job opportunities in various areas. Graduates are prepared for careers in international organizations, multinational corporations, public policies, and the creative industry.
In addition, the program offers students the opportunity to acquire new languages and professional skills through internship agreements and consulting projects with partner organizations, thus enriching their training and international experience.
The program is offered in English and admissions are managed directly by the University of Glasgow.
Learn more about the program https://globallocal-erasmusmundus.eu/about-glocal/
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