Category: International Business Sort by: visit | title   INTERNATIONAL ENVIRONMENT OF BUSINESS by TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY   URL: http://wehner.tamu.edu/mgmt.www/mgmt.450/eden/Lectures/Eden-......   This course is a broad survey of the field of international business, focusing on the international environment of business. Since international business cuts across all business disciplines (e.g., accounting, information systems, finance, management, marketing) it should be of broad interest throughout the College. Students gain an appreciation for the complexities of the international environment facing businesses at the beginning of the 21st century, as firms simultaneously face pressures to "go global" in response to global markets and global competitors, and to "think local" because of distinctive national cultures and governments.   1003 visits has been made through our site.     Introduction to International Business by Saint Louis University   URL: http://www.slu.edu/centers/iib/faculty/boggs/mwsylla.htm   This course is both theoretical and practical; it is designed to develop student understanding of the issues, opportunities, and complexities associated with doing business internationally. The focus is primarily on the international business environment and the activities of multinational corporations, but many subjects covered in the course are important to even the smallest of companies, including those that operate in a purely domestic context. Among the topics to be covered during the semester are foreign direct investment, international trade, firm and country competitiveness, regional trade associations, international institutions, managerial functions in an international context, organizational and national cultures, and global marketing and financial management. Though most of the material covered is not conceptually difficult, a challenging aspect of this course is its breadth. Almost every aspect of business management is covered in an international context. Upon successful completion of the course, you should possess an awareness of the global business environment, and you should be able to demonstrate analytical and strategic thinking skills that reflect an understanding of global business competition. With regard to teaching style, the course depends on a combination of lectures, student presentations, interactive participation, and both individual and group exercises. Thus, regular attendance, appropriate expressions of interest, and meaningful contributions to class activities are expected, valued, and will be rewarded. You are expected to read assigned materials before class, should be eager to politely discuss relevant topics in class, and should expect to be periodically called upon to answer questions or provide other input. Class activities are designed to supplement, rather than replace, the textbook.   958 visits has been made through our site.     International Business by Graceland University   URL: http://www.graceland.edu/~dungan/intl-bus/syllabus_intl-bus.......   The class covers the scope of international business including the international environment, market forces, cultural influences, and local business practices. How international operations effect different parts of a business organization are also examined. This course also help students to understand the differences businesses face when operating in an international versus a domestic environment,examine the various international institutions and practices that impact international businesses,develop insight into how the environment in other countries or regions significantly impact international operations,appreciate how cultural differences impact individuals and how those differences must be considered by international businesses, consider how to research and enter international markets.   853 visits has been made through our site.     INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS OPERATIONS by Old Dominion University   URL: http://www.geocities.com/CollegePark/Lab/1049/mgmt361.htm   This course examines the environment of international business, foreign trade, and the operations of multinational enterprises. Management, marketing, accounting, and financial issues unique to enterprises operating in varying economic, cultural, and political/legal environments are investigated. Since there has been an explosion in the volume of world trade over the past thirty years, it is essential for businesspeople to understand why this has happened and what impact the globalization of business has had on large and small firms, as well as on U.S. government trade and foreign policy. Whether you work for a large multinational or for a small, rural enterprise, global trade offers both the opportunities of new markets or new sources of supply, and the threat of competition from foreign firms entering the market. This course helps you to understand how world trade has evolved, what the major markets are today and how to get information about them, and which countries are expected to dominate world trade in the first half of the 21st century   729 visits has been made through our site.     International Business by California State Polytechnic University, Pomona   URL: http://www.csupomona.edu/~pgrogers/gba620/syllabus.html   Graduate survey course in international business, trade and foreign investment, including discussion of cultural, political, social and economic aspects of doing business abroad. Theories of international trade and economic development.   725 visits has been made through our site.     International Business by Waldorf College   URL: http://www.dreamwater.com/edu/edraupp/intlbus.html   Concepts and practices of doing business across national boundaries. Students explore opportunities and risks of producing for and buying in international markets. Topics include multinational enterprise, foreign exchange, trade barriers, cultural variety, industrial relations, less developed countries, global and regional cooperation, ethics, and selected contemporary issues.   721 visits has been made through our site.     International Business by Utah State Valley College   URL: http://www.uvsc.edu/courseinfo/bmgt/3300/   This course explores international business, trade and foreign investment, and theories of international trade, economic development and international investment, as well as the many international agencies, (government and private), which affect international business by informing, regulating, or financing it. This course develops an appreciation of the unpredictable forces of foreign environments and explores how the international businessman responds to these influences.   711 visits has been made through our site.     International Business by California State Polytechnic University, Pomona.   URL: http://www.csupomona.edu/~pgrogers/mhr322/syllabus.html   Undergraduate survey course in international business, trade and foreign investment, including discussion of cultural, political, social and economic aspects of doing business abroad. Theories of international trade and economic development. 4 lecture/discussion   656 visits has been made through our site.     Introduction to International Business by Black Hawk College   URL: http://www.bhc.edu/college/courses/ECON270/module2.htm   This course introduces students to contemporary issues in international business. Students will examine various topics and issues of international business, and they will have the opportunity to compare and contrast cultural, geographic, political, and economic impacts of current practices and trends upon the global business activities.   651 visits has been made through our site.     International Business by Canyon College   URL: http://www.canyoncollege.edu/cc/business/syllabus/d34eva4r5v......   This course encompasses the entire spectrum of International Business, which is a multi-dimensional version of an entire degree in (domestic) business. Topics covered will include International Economics, International Finance, International Marketing, International Law, Global Operations and International Human Resources. This is not an easy course, there are 21 Chapters and over 900 pages to be covered in 8 weeks. You maybe tested on the entire chapter including the case studies at the beginning and end of the chapter.   634 visits has been made through our site.     International Business by Salem State College - S. Campus   URL: http://www.business.salem.mass.edu/cibes/accomplishments/bus......   This course intensely scrutinizes the setting and scope of international business and dimensions of multi-national enterprise. Readings and examples for analysis from assigned cases are the key tools used. The student is expected to become skilled in the identification of strategies and adaptation of functional activities in marketing, production and supply, finance and control, human resources, and government and public relations to deal with the differences, to be encountered in exporting or making direct investments in foreign business environments.   606 visits has been made through our site.     Économie internationale A (Commerce international) by Université de Montréal   URL: http://www.fas.umontreal.ca/sceco/ecn6473/plan/s-6473-00.htm   Ce cours vise à préparer l'étudiant(e) à faire six types d'analyse du commerce international: (I) l'explication des échanges internationaux en concurrence parfaite (II) l'explication des échanges internationaux en concurrence imparfaite (III) les tarifs douaniers et les subventions (IV) les unions douanières (V) le commerce international et la croissance économique (VI) les barrières quantitatives aux échanges internationaux. En termes de méthodologie, le cours propose un équilibre entre les études théoriques et les études empiriques.   568 visits has been made through our site.     SEMINAR IN INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS by Old Dominion University   URL: http://www.geocities.com/CollegePark/Lab/1049/bus800.htm   The course is a broad survey of the theory and practice of international business, with an emphasis on the theories and models that are used to explain IB phenomena. The first part of the course reviews environmental differences and the diverse economic, social, political, cultural, legal, financial and technological dimensions of international business. This is followed by an examination of global trade and investment, and the global monetary system. The final part of the course explores the strategic issues of international business – why and how firms decide to operate beyond their domestic borders – and there will be a limited discussion of the functional areas of international business. From your study of the articles on the extended reading list and through class discussion, you will be expected to be able to (1) trace the development of IB theory over the past 40 years; (2) identify the main theories that explain international trade and the existence of multinational enterprises; and (3) discuss the strengths and weakness of current theories and models of IB.   543 visits has been made through our site.     © 2000 The Chinese University of Hong Kong