Bachelor in International Business Management

International Business Management at the University of Information Technology and Management is a bachelor's program taught in English over three years, or six semesters, with annual tuition of 3000 EUR. The curriculum covers a broad spectrum of issues related to economics, with particular emphasis on the various aspects of management within international companies. Students learn how to plan and run companies operating on the global market, alongside how to solve business problems and apply IT tools in company management. Teaching takes a practice-oriented approach across the coursework: Macroeconomics combines basic principles with real-life case studies, Statistics balances theory with application, and Forecast and Simulation are examined in the context of manufacturing, retail, and service industries. Mathematical Economics places emphasis on interpreting numerical indicators within economic contexts, while Accounting applies accounting concepts and principles to real business situations. An Introductory Computer Sciences course follows a see-hear-touch approach, pairing lectures with workshops in computer labs. The Negotiations course exposes students to applied negotiating scenarios, including multiple parties, coalitions and teams, cross-cultural negotiations, tacit negotiations, and social dilemmas. Beyond these specific courses, bachelor's programs in international business management generally build a foundation across economics, statistics, accounting, and negotiation skills, preparing graduates for roles in operations management, business analysis, international trade, and consulting. The combination of theoretical coursework and applied, technology-supported learning reflects a broader trend in international business education toward equipping students with both analytical rigor and practical, IT-enabled decision-making skills relevant to managing companies that operate across borders.