Management in foreign economic activity

Management in Foreign Economic Activity

Field of Study
38.04.02 Management
Master’s degree
Form of study
Full-time
2,5 years
Class Schedule
Weekdays: 3 days per week (Monday–Friday), evening sessions: 7:00 PM – 9:50 PM
Saturday: morning sessions: 9:30 AM – 4:00 PM
(Online Learning Format)
Faculty
Faculty of International Business

About the program

The intensive Master’s program is designed to train highly skilled professionals capable of managing both Russian and international companies engaged in foreign economic activities. The curriculum focuses on risk management in an international context as well as on strategic planning considering global economic trends.

This program is ideally suited for career-focused professionals who are committed to pursuing opportunities within organizations engaged in international business operations.

Upon completion, graduates emerge as highly skilled specialists equipped to thrive in today’s unpredictable global marketplace

They possess:

  • Advanced data analysis and evaluation techniques
  • Comprehensive understanding of decision-making processes at both micro and macro levels
  • Expertise in cross-border negotiations
  • strong, culturally sensitive relationships with customers and partners (accounting for linguistic and cross‑cultural nuances);
  • Proficiency in international trade agreements management

Education is provided by leading lecturers, experts, and practitioners in the field of foreign economic activity (FEA).

We employ cutting-edge educational methods, including: interactive business simulations; real-world case studies; project-based learning (including in English).

A key program advantage is its intensive focus on developing professional English proficiency essential for success in international business environments.

The program schedule is designed with working professionals in mind, featuring: weekend sessions on Saturdays and evening classes during weekdays.

Practical Experience

Throughout the program, students engage in hands-on learning by developing individual research projects that tackle current challenges related to management processes in companies operating in the international marketas well as to international business management.

Career opportunities

Our graduates are highly sought-after professionals equipped with a diverse skill set that opens doors to various career paths.
Key Competencies:
Strategic Management Expertise:
→ Advanced analytical skills for assessing organizational environments
→ Data-driven decision-making capabilities
→ Comprehensive understanding of business ecosystems
Innovative Thinking:
→ Ability to develop new products and services
→ Market analysis and niche identifications
→ Strong partnership development skills
Professional Communication:
→ Expert-level business communication abilities
→ Cross-cultural interaction proficiency
Global Economic Understanding:
→ In-depth knowledge of international economic principles
→ Awareness of regional and global market dynamics
→ Understanding of international organizations and unions
Career Pathways:
→ Corporate Leadership
→ Department management in domestic and international companies
→ Executive roles across various industries
Academic & Research:
→ Continued scientific research in business management
→ Contributions to economic development studies
Public Sector:
→ Opportunities in government bodies
→ Roles in public organizations and international institutions


Program Structure Overview (2.5 Years)

Year 1 Curriculum
Semester 1

The first year provides a solid foundation in international business management, economic theory, international relations, and marketing essentials. You’ll explore how organizations operate in the global marketplace and learn to address contemporary challenges in product promotion within today’s evolving economic landscape.

  • Organizational Behavior in International Business
  • General and Strategic Management
  • Microeconomics
  • Foreign Language
  • Professional Foreign Language and communication techniques

Semester 2

  • Macroeconomics
  • Modern Tools for Human Capital Management
  • Strategic Analysis in International Company Practices
  • Contemporary Problems of International Economic Relations
  • Evolution and Modern Concept of Marketing: Clientonomics
  • Methodology of Comprehensive Market Research
  • Foreign Language (continued)
  • Professional Foreign Language (continued)

Year 2 Curriculum
Semester 3

In the second year, you’ll deepen your expertise in international marketing, moving beyond foundational concepts to master advanced strategies and tools. The curriculum focuses on innovation, strategic planning, lifecycle management, and executing successful campaigns in global markets.

  • International Marketing
  • Marketing Communications
  • Design Thinking as a Tool for Product and Service Development
  • Strategic Marketing Decisions: Segmentation, Positioning, Customization
  • Pricing Work and Price Policy in Marketing
  • Foreign Language
  • Professional Foreign Language

Semester 4

  • Internet Marketing
  • Product Strategy and Policy in Marketing
  • Product Management
  • Customer Centricity and Loyalty Programs
  • Brand Management
  • Organization and Technology of Foreign Economic Transactions
  • Foreign Language (continued)
  • Professional Foreign Language (continued)

Year 3 Curriculum
Semester 5

The final year of the program is designed to culminate your expertise in international management and marketing. This stage combines advanced specialization in the field of international management and marketing, hands‑on practice aimed at developing practical skills necessary to prepare you for leadership roles in global marketing.

  • Digital Economy



Program Supervisors and Coordinators

Program Supervisor
Alla Andreevna Grishkova

Dean of the Faculty of International Business:

Program Coordinator
Anna Vadimovna Badulina

Ph.D. in Economics, Associate Professor of Management and Marketing Department