In today's interconnected world, the demand for skilled professionals who can navigate the complexities of international business is rapidly growing. Franklin University Switzerland's Master’s program in International Management is leading the way in training global leaders by providing a comprehensive and specialized education. The program's unique approach to learning allows students to choose their own track of specialization, equipping aspiring professionals with the knowledge, skills, and experience needed to excel in the dynamic global business landscape. With the Fall Semester of 2023 just around the corner, let's explore what MSIM students will experience!
A tailored learning experience One of the distinguishing features of MSIM is the ability for students to customize their education according to their career goals and interests. The program offers three tracks to choose from: Arts and Luxury Management (in partnership with SDA Bocconi), Digital Transformation, and Business and Sustainability (in partnership with UNITAR).
By choosing a specialization track, students can focus on developing industry-specific knowledge and skills, gain insight into fast-growing business realities, and join important international entities such as UNITAR and SDA Bocconi.
A global learning environment When pursuing a master's degree program, it is crucial to focus on hands-on projects, case studies, internships, and simulations that imitate real-world business scenarios. This approach equips students with the necessary skills to tackle global challenges faced by organizations. Additionally, the university's strategic location in Switzerland, a hub for international business and diplomacy, provides students with unique networking opportunities.
The Master's program in International Management at Franklin is a transformative journey for aspiring global leaders. Students have the opportunity to choose a specialized path, learn from renowned faculty, and benefit from a global learning environment. Upon graduation, they possess the knowledge, skills, and global mindset needed to succeed in today's competitive business world.
Diverse faculty experience and real-world application Thanks to our liberal arts approach, our students benefit from a highly diverse faculty consisting of industry professionals, established researchers, and seasoned practitioners. These faculty members bring a wealth of knowledge and experience to their respective fields, enriching the learning experience with practical insights and cutting-edge research.
Get to know our faculty members closely, and learn about their areas of expertise, courses they teach, and teaching philosophies. Discover their dedication to helping students become the leaders of tomorrow.
Meet part of the Faculty and discover some of the comprehensive and interdisciplinary courses of the MSIM Program
Giulia Miniero is Chair of the Division of Business and Economics, and Associate Professor of Marketing. For the Master Of Science in International Management she teaches the “Digitalization and the Future of Business” course together with David Suleiman and Mario Schultz. Watch video
David Suleiman is Assistant Professor of Finance. For the Master Of Science in International Management he teaches the “Digital Finance” course. Watch video
Mario Schultz is Assistant Professor of International Management. For the Master Of Science in International Management he teaches the “Corporate Climate Action: Business Responses to Climate Change” course. Watch video
Patrick Della Croce is Chair of the Division of Environment, Math, Psychology and Health and Associate Professor of Biology and Environmental Sciences. For the Master Of Science in International Management he teaches the “Understanding Environmental Issues: The Water Perspective” course. Watch video
Fabio Ferrari is Associate Professor of Italian and Comparative Literary & Cultural Studies. For the Master Of Science in International Management he teaches the “Cultural Intelligence and Diversity Practices for Business” course together with Tatiana Balushkina. Watch video
Tatiana Balushkina is Assistant Professor of International Management. For the Master Of Science in International Management she teaches the “Cultural Intelligence and Diversity Practices for Business” course together with Fabio Ferrari. Watch video
Oliver Strijbis is Affiliated Professor of Political Science. For the Master Of Science in International Management he teaches the “Thesis and Methodology” course. Watch video
Bernd Bucher is Chair of the Division of Communication, History, and Politics, and Associate Professor of Political Science. For the Master Of Science in International Management he teaches the “Global Governance and the Management of Global Challenges” course. Watch video
Charles Burke is Assistant Professor of Data Science. For the Master Of Science in International Management he teaches the “Business Analytics” course. Watch video
If you're ready to embark on a fulfilling educational journey that will shape your future career in international management, consider Franklin University Switzerland's Master's program in International Management. Seize the opportunity to become a leader capable of making a lasting impact in the global business arena.