MGMT 3320 - International Management

UG
Credit Hours: 3

This course provides an understanding of how the economic, geopolitical and cultural dimensions of the international business environment shape international business investment and transactions, and how international firms manage in this environment. The course provides students with an appreciation of the increased complexities and opportunities that international markets provide vis-à-vis operations exclusively in a home market. Key issues covered in this course include market selection, modes of entry and operations, strategy choices on where abroad to operate and by what means, capability building for international advantage, structuring firms for organizational form advantage, consideration of alternative systems of exchange abroad, decision taking in risky and uncertain international contests and managing under adverse conditions. Both smaller and large firm internationalization is a feature of this course.

Prerequisites: None.
Lecture Hours: 3
Lab Hours: 0

When Offered: (Spring odd years)