Master's in International Business – Sustainable Global Business
University of Vaasa
Marketing and Communication
International Excellence Scholarship
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10000
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6.5
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Wolffintie 32, 65200 Vaasa, Finland, Finland
International Business – Sustainable Global Business in Marketing and Communication focuses on global marketing, strategic communication, branding, consumer behavior, and sustainable business practices. Students develop skills in cross-cultural management, digital marketing, market analysis, and corporate communication, preparing them for careers in international marketing, business development, branding, and communication.
Merit-based Scholarships
Finland
University: University of Vaasa
Early Bird Last Date: 2026-09-18
Scholarship Amount: €4,000
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