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The learners, who opt for any of the disciplines belonging to Communication Design stream, are exposed to the concept of communication in human environment, especially those that deal with visual and audiovisual communications. The domain of skills and tools is largely devoted to learning graphic reproduction methods using both modern that is electronic as well as conventional technologies. These inputs enable the learners to solve simple problems of visual communication related to corporate identity or social communication. A Communication designer is responsible for creating design solutions that have a high visual impact. The role involves listening to clients and understanding their needs before making design decisions. Their designs are required for a huge variety of products and activities, such as websites, advertising, books, magazines, posters, computer games, product packaging, exhibitions and displays, corporate communications and corporate identity, e. g. giving organizations a visual 'brand'. A communication designer works to a brief agreed with the client, creative director or account manager. They develop creative ideas and concepts, choosing the appropriate media and style to meet the client's objectives. The work demands creative flair, up-to-date knowledge of industry software and a professional approach to time, costs and deadlines. Progression from junior designer is possible within two to three years, with the first few jobs acting as stepping stones. At this stage, developing a reputation, networking and making contacts are important. Some junior designers report that their first year is tedious at times, as the work is more at a basic level than their degree work and does not fully utilize all their skill sets. Others - mostly those working in small, fast-growing companies - report that they have been involved in interesting and challenging projects from day one. Successful designers may be in a position to apply for a senior designer post after three to five years. In large design partnerships, it may be possible to achieve promotion from designer to management positions, such as studio manager or creative director. In general, career development depends on frequent job movement to widen your experience and develop your portfolio. Successful designers have to think strategically about career moves and consider the development opportunities within each role.

The development prospects in the region of international business are colossal, principally in light of exponentially expanding international trade. An MBA graduate having the degree in international business can work for either private or government sector organizations. The nature of work requires to work under global assignments and move starting with one nation then onto the next as the organisation administration obliges you to do. An MBA, in IB, graduate can also opt to work for Indian or foreign MNCs in the International Business department/division, import and export departments of companies, global logistics companies like shipping or airlines, global tourism sector, international consultancy firms and international courier companies. Job Roles
As an MBA in International Business and with required experience, you get work on the posts like:
Project Manager
International Logistics Manager
International Business Development Manager
International Finance Manager
Export Managers
International Business Consultant
International Marketing Manager
Investment Banking Managers
Accounts Manager
Brand Manager.

Firstly, I would like you to inform that there are two types of universities one of them prepare you for doing Ph.D. so that you can do some research and other are applied universities which prepare you to work for industries. Now the most important thing is you have to look for your desired M.Sc. Course on the site of
DAAD for all the colleges: https://www.daad.in/en/
There is all the information needed you can also attend the information-sessions by DAAD which are held at few cities in India moreover they will also tell you to do research about your desired course and you've to check the eligibilty from official college site and you can easily find the approved universities list on the site of DAAD. It is the trusted one and also there are mostly institutes which do not have a tuition fee which means you just have to pay you living expense there but few still have that. Also you can check for scholarships you're eligible for on the site of DAAD for desired course and college don't trust from any unofficial sources and scams check everything from official sites and here is the site of DAAD India site also for information sessions and all: https://www.daad.in/en/