Master of International Business

Copenhagen Business School

Accreditations	AACSB, AMBA, EQUIS
Key Rankings	2019 Financial Times ranking of European Business Schools: #27
Program Duration	24 months
Year Launched	2011
Language	English
Degrees Earned	Master of Science in Business, Language & Culture, concentration in Diversity and Change Management (DCM) (CBS) Smith's Master of International Business
Admission Requirements	Bachelor's degree in Business from an accredited university or Business minor with GMAT/GRE Demonstrate proficiency in one of the following languages: Chinese, French, German, Japanese, or Spanish
Key Features	Career support from both universities Becoming an alumnus of both universities provides an invaluable international professional network Optional elective courses (if staying at Queen’s – Year 1) Thesis (Copenhagen Business School – Year 2)

First Year
Fall Term September-December	Smith School of Business	Core & Elective Courses
Winter Term January-April	Smith School of Business	Electives or exchange
Summer Term May-August	Copenhagen Business School or Smith School of Business	Complete Global Consulting Project
Second Year
Fall Term September-December	Copenhagen Business School	Core & Elective courses
Winter Term January-April	Copenhagen Business School	Coursework & Thesis
Summer Term May-August	Copenhagen Business School	Thesis completion

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Queen's University
Kingston, Ontario
Canada K7L 3N6