The International Business specialization is for learners who would like a thorough understanding of international business concepts, tools, and applications. This knowledge can be employed to advance in your current work, to prepare for international jobs and careers, and to generally understand the importance and role of international business practice on globalization and geopolitics. The specialization covers the global context of business, national cultures, human resources, marketing, supply chains logistics, foreign exchange, and modes of entry – all in the context of international business and commerce. Along the way are many lectures, examples, cases, readings, and tools that can be employed to better understand the practice of international business. The specialization emphasizes the differences between domestic versus international business practice with a particular focus on the risks and mistakes that are all too easy to make when working abroad. Upon completion of the specialization, learners will have a broad understanding of the breadth and scope of international business and a solid foundation upon which to advance their careers and interests.
What's inside
Four courses
International Business Context
International Business Context
International Business and Culture
International Business and Culture
International Business Operations
International Business Operations
International Business Venturing Abroad
International Business Venturing Abroad
Learning objectives
- Comprehend and critique global business including trade theories, globalization, political and economic systems, ethics, and international trade law.
- Apply models of national culture to international marketing and human resource management.
- Understand methods of organizing international logistics and supply chains and explain foreign currency exchange and its risks.
- Analyze and evaluate the many modes and methods that businesses can participate in international markets.
- Comprehend and critique global business including trade theories, globalization, political and economic systems, ethics, and international trade law.
- Apply models of national culture to international marketing and human resource management.
- Understand methods of organizing international logistics and supply chains and explain foreign currency exchange and its risks.
- Analyze and evaluate the many modes and methods that businesses can participate in international markets.
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