GLOBAL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT

INTLBUS 780

Exploration of the forces, frameworks, and institutions that drive the global economy and the inherent issues managers face in planning and executing international business strategies. Topics include the history of globalization, global market dynamics, political economy, trade policies, cross-cultural management, and strategic decision-making in a global context.

INTLBUS 450

Engage in activities that aim to translate and integrate the study abroad experience. Build international business and global competencies while connecting with others engaged in an immersion experience.

INTLBUS 767

Visit host countries to improve global competence by discussing and experiencing key issues for US organizations doing business in the host countries. A key component will be the integration, in a global context, of the knowledge and skills from the MBA coursework in marketing, finance, international business, operations, economics, accounting, strategy, and leadership. The techniques learned and practiced can be used in the future to competently research and understand global business issues for any part of the world.

INTLBUS 200

Technology, privatization, deregulation and other government policies, and growth of a mass culture are among the factors that drive global business today. Introduction to the key concepts necessary to understand the functioning of global markets and the inherent issues managers face in planning and executing international business strategies for products, services and investments.

INTLBUS/MHR 403

Focuses on the strategic management required in global business. Topics include environmental analysis, global strategy, and subsidiary control. The aim of the course is to develop special skills that are required to manage international firms.