If we do not have a specialization in international business, can we still choose that program for a Master's/Bachelor's?
Yes, you can apply for a Master's in International Business (MIB) even without a prior specialization in the field. Most universities accept students from a range of academic backgrounds, as long as you show a strong interest in business through your studies or work experience.
With your Bachelor's in Commerce and work experience, you meet the typical entry expectations. Your upcoming IELTS exam will also cover the English language requirement.
To strengthen your application, highlight any business-related projects, internships, or relevant achievements. If you need help choosing programs or preparing your application, connect with your LeapScholar counsellor.
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