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Bachelor of International Incorporated Stage Two in Business

About the program

A second-year-equivalent pathway in Business that leads into the final years of a University of Dundee degree.

Explain key principles of International Incorporated Bachelor's Stage Two in Business. Apply relevant analytical and practical techniques
assess evidence
and communicate project or study findings.

Second-year-equivalent stage of a four-year Scottish degree over three terms. Modules: Academic Literacies
International Student Development Programme
Mathematics for Business and Digital Literacy
Business Management
Business Analytics
International Business: Theory into Practice
Macroeconomics and Applied Policy
Microeconomics 2. Continuous assessment
project work and testing
progression to the final two years of the chosen degree.

High school diploma or equivalent from the home country plus IELTS Academic (3-term IS1 and IS2 5.5 overall
no band below 5.5
2-term IS1 6.0 overall with 6.0 in Writing)
country-specific requirements are on the Oxford International entry-requirements tool.

High school diploma or equivalent from the applicant's home country

Review the programme entry requirements and the intake deadline. Complete the institution application or the authorized admissions process for the selected course. Prepare the academic records and course-specific supporting documents requested by admissions. Provide English proficiency evidence if required. Follow the admission decision and arrange a student visa if applicable.

Campus	University of Dundee campus, Dundee
Faculty or school	International College Dundee
Department	International Stage Two
Teaching language	English
Credit value	_
Study pace	_
Post-study stay	1.5 years
Scholarship note	For qualifying 2026/27 ICD entrants, University of Dundee progression awards may offer 4,000 GBP per year to eligible students from the Americas, East Asia, Middle East and South-East Asia, or 6,500 GBP for the first year then 4,000 GBP annually for eligible students from Africa and South Asia. Regional, course and offer conditions apply.