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This course examines the role, strategies, and interactions of great powers in shaping the structure and dynamics of contemporary world politics. It provides a theoretical and analytical framework for understanding power transitions, geopolitical competition, economic statecraft, security dilemmas, and institutional influence in the international system.

The course combines classical and contemporary approaches from International Relations theory with applied geopolitical and geo-economic analysis. Students will explore how great powers define national interests, project influence, compete for regional and global leadership, and shape international norms and institutions.

Particular attention is given to the evolving multipolar system, strategic rivalry, digital transformation, economic interdependence, and the role of emerging powers in reshaping global governance.

Business strategies are the plans and actions that a company adopts to achieve its goals and objectives. A business strategy course teaches students how to analyze the internal and external environment of a business, identify its strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats, and formulate effective strategies to gain competitive advantage, increase profitability, and create value for customers and stakeholders. A business strategy course covers topics such as strategic management, business models, innovation, entrepreneurship, corporate social responsibility, and global business. Students learn how to apply various tools and frameworks to analyze and evaluate different business scenarios, and how to design and implement strategic plans. A business strategy course also develops students' critical thinking, problem-solving, communication, and leadership skills.

On completion of this course, the students should be able to:

1.Demonstrate knowledge of the fundamentals of management and the business environment of the company from public and private sectors.

2.Describe the basic philosophy of marketing as it pertains to the culinary sector, including the influences that affect consumer buying behavior and the marketing mix.

3.Explain the marketing communication process and the nature of the communication mix.

4.Demonstrate an understanding of the role that financial information, concepts, and principles have in the business.

5.Produce a Business strategy plan for a company and derive the financial measures.

The programme consists of several core lectures - personality and individual differences, work motivation, decision making, psychological contracts, organizational justice, performance, leadership, groups and group processes, job design, organizational culture.

This course assembles leading scholars' and experts' views from around the world to advance current thinking on geoeconomics. It is a thorough and authoritative reference work on world economics that aims to shape strategy formulation in business and government for years to come by expanding their understanding of the topic of geoeconomics, analysing the implications of international geoeconomic events, and providing the students with theoretical and practical approaches on the management of geoeconomics.

This course is designed to equip students with the essential skills and knowledge to write effectively in academic contexts. The course covers the core elements of academic writing, including developing strong arguments, using evidence effectively, structuring different types of academic texts, and mastering academic style and tone. Students will also gain proficiency in research and citation skills, using various academic styles.


The "Digital Marketing" course provides students with a comprehensive understanding of how digital platforms and technologies are reshaping the world of marketing. With the increasing reliance on the internet and digital channels to reach consumers, companies must adapt their marketing strategies to succeed in an ever-evolving digital landscape. This course covers the essential theories, tools, and techniques of digital marketing, enabling students to develop, implement, and manage effective digital marketing campaigns.

The "International Trade of Services" course explores the rapidly growing sector of global trade that involves the exchange of services between countries. Unlike goods, services are intangible, making their trade more complex and subject to different rules, regulations, and challenges. This course will cover the theoretical foundations and practical aspects of international services trade, examining its role in the global economy, the specific characteristics of services as a tradable commodity, and the various policy, regulatory, and institutional frameworks that influence international service transactions.

Writing a master's thesis or research paper is a daunting task. It requires a deep understanding of the subject, strong research skills, and the ability to communicate your findings in a clear and concise way.  We will use this platform to polish your papers, prepare the Master thesis and corresponding files.

IT in Economics

This course will help students evaluate the strategic role of modern information systems and the managerial and organizational and economic issues associated with IT.


The course provides some useful guidance throughout the whole process from initial ideas to writing it up and presenting the findings.

Today’s marketing is all about creating customer value and engagement in a fast-changing, increasingly digital and social marketplace. This course brings together theory and practice. It covers a wide range of applications, tourism industry and markets, exploring the ways in which marketers respond to situations that demand an innovative response.