Master of Business Administration [MBA] (International Business)

The Master of Business Administration in International Business at IIFT, New Delhi, is a part-time management degree built around the specific discipline of running and growing business across borders, offered by an institute whose core identity is international trade. Alongside the standard MBA foundation of finance, marketing, operations, strategy, and organisational behaviour, the curriculum leans heavily into subjects such as global trade policy, cross-border finance and risk, international marketing, and supply-chain management across geographies, giving the degree a sharper, more specialised edge than a general-purpose part-time MBA. Because the programme runs part time, it is designed for working professionals who continue in their current role while studying, applying concepts from the coursework directly to ongoing international-business, export, or global-operations responsibilities at work rather than stepping away from the workforce. The cohort typically draws people already working across trade, export-import, multinational operations, or global supply chains who want to formalise and deepen that expertise with a recognised management degree rather than start a career in the field from scratch. Teaching in a part-time, working-professional format usually combines classroom sessions with case-based and applied learning that connects directly to live business situations participants bring from their jobs. On completing the degree, graduates commonly move into more senior roles in international business development, global trade operations, cross-border strategy, or multinational supply-chain management. The institute sets the sanctioned intake for each cohort of this programme and splits it across the categories and quotas its admission policy applies; the current cycle's official, category-wise seat matrix is the one published in IIFT's own admission notice for that intake, and it is reissued every session, so it should always be checked fresh rather than carried over from an earlier year.