The 60 credits are grouped in 5 modules. The criterion used to group the different subjects into 5 homogeneous modules has been that of the subject matter dealt with in each subject.

• The module 1 (International Management and Negotiation). Groups together matters related to the international organisation of the company.
• The module 2 (Languages for International Business Administration). Comprises the language-specific subjects included in the master's degree. These subjects, all of 3 ECTS, are grouped around the three languages in which the master's degree is developed: English, French and German. The objective is that, regardless of the other subjects that students take, all develop at least minimum communicative skills in a second language other than English.
• The module 3 (International Marketing). Groups the specific subjects of international marketing, including a compulsory subject of 3 credits and three elective subjects of 3 ECTS credits each.
• The module 4 (Other Topics in International Management). Groups elective subjects that deal with the problem of the international management of the company from different perspectives: accounting, finance and international economy.
• The module 5 (Professional Development). Includes internships, with a load of 9 ECTS, and the master’s thesis project, with 6 ECTS. Both subjects are compulsory.

Note:

In relation to the French and German languages, students must compulsorily choose between one of the two: French or German, and to take a minimum of 6 ECTS (2 subjects) in the chosen language to guarantee minimum skills, being able additionally and optionally to take one more subject until reaching a maximum of 9 ECTS.

• Students who do not have knowledge of French and want to choose this second language will cover the 6 compulsory ECTS by taking the subjects “French Business I / Français de l’Entreprise I” and “French Business II / Français de l’entreprise II”. Likewise, those students who do not have German knowledge and want to take this second language, may cover the 6 compulsory ECTS by taking the subjects “Business German I / Wirtschaftsdeutsch I“ and “Business German II / Wirtschaftsdeutsch II”.
• Students with knowledge of French corresponding to an A1 level will cover the 6 compulsory ECTS by completing the subjects “Business French II/ Français de l’entreprise II” and “The negotiation process in French business / Négocier en Français des Affaires”. Similarly, those students with German knowledge corresponding to an A1 level, should cover the 6 compulsory ECTS by taking the “German Business II / Wirtschaftsdeutsch II“ and “Customer Care / Kundenservice” subjects.
• Students with French knowledge corresponding to an A2 level or higher will cover the 6 compulsory ECTS by completing the subjects: “The Negotiation Process in Business French / negotiator in Français des Affaires” and “The Company Business: Production and Sale / Les affaires de l´entreprise: production et vente”. In addition, students with German knowledge corresponding to an A2 level or higher should cover the 6 compulsory ECTS by taking the subjects “Customer Care / Kundenservice” and “Management and Marketing / Management und Marketing”.