Business decisions have to be made based on facts with cold blood. But can anyone really rule out all uncertainties, presumptions, even workplace stress and truly focus? In this programme, you will learn about how people typically behave in organizations, the psychology of negotiation and decision-making.
Programme Content
This is a specialisation of the Business Management programme.
This programme delivers an interdisciplinary understanding of general business issues, providing you with a contextual understanding of the latest knowledge of psychology.
We give considerable importance to increasing students' employability skills. IBS has set up its UpSkill scheme, which enhances and develops the skills which are most demandable in the job arena to ensure that our graduates have an advantage over others in job applications.
Read more about it here.
"I decided to become an entrepreneur myself when I was doing my placement and later I understood that self employment suits me the best."
Henrik Thorsnes, Norway, BSc student
| Duration of programme | 6 semesters |
| Starting date* | February and September |
| Tuition fee per semester | € 3,700 |
| One-off registration fee for non-EU citizens | € 900 |
| Degree awarded by | The University of Buckingham and IBS |
| Common first year | Yes |
| Work placement available | Yes |
| Study abroad available | Yes |
| Campus | Budapest |
| Admission criteria | High School Leaving Certificate |
| Language of tuition | English |
"Business management and Psychology are the two most popular degree programmes all around the world. The Management with Psychology programme provides a great mix of the two."
Kinga Könczey, Programme Coordinator of the Management with Psychology programme
Career Opportunities
You will be trained to apply this knowledge in a varied range of contexts, such as managerial decision-making under uncertainty, organisational behaviour at the workplace, consumer psychology, testing methods for job applicants, business negotiation skills, change management and others. This complex knowledge may lead to employment as a management consultant, HR specialist, or marketing account manager, just to name a few.