Global Business

MANGMT 3900 OR MRKTNG 3900: INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS

Reviews the essential business functions within a global economy and provides a basic literacy in international business strategy and decision-making. Core concepts in global management, global marketing, global supply chain, and international finance will be discussed.

• 3 Credit Hours
• Pre-requisite: MANGMT 3000, MANGMT 3000H, MANGMT 3000HW or MANGMT 3000W OR MRKTNG 3000 or MRKTNG 3000H

MANGMT 3910: MANAGING ACROSS CULTURES or MANGMT 3920: MANAGING PEOPLE IN THE GLOBAL

MANGMT 3910:

Improves understanding of culture in a practical, actionable business context. Prepares individuals for interpersonal interaction and engagement with business counterparts in a cross-cultural setting.

MANGMT 3920: 

Focuses on the management of people in global organizations. Highlights differences in recruitment and selection, training and development, leadership and motivation, compensation, cross-cultural negotiation, and employment relations for companies conducting business internationally.

**STUDENTS CANNOT USE BOTH MANGMT 3910 AND MANGMT 3920 TOWARDS THE 6 CREDIT HOURS ELECTIVE REQUIREMENT FOR THE GLOBAL BUSINESS CERTIFICATE - CAN ONLY APPLY ONE (3 CREDIT HOURS), THEN MUST PICK A DIFFERENT COURSE FROM THE ELECTIVE OPTIONS.

• 3 Credit Hours
• Co-requisite: MANGMT 3000, MANGMT 3000H, MANGMT 3000HW, or MANGMT 3000W

MANGMT 4080: MANAGING GLOBAL TRADE

Investigates issues in managing global trade, the implementation of international strategy, the coordination of global supply chains, and the oversight of trade finance to support a business’s global expansion activities.

• 3 Credit Hours

MRKTNG 4720: GLOBAL MARKETING

Examines effective marketing strategies for firms operating in the global environment. Provides key insights into the economic, political/legal, and cultural challenges that can affect a business’s global marketing operations. Introduces methods and tools for evaluating foreign markets.      

• 3 Credit Hours
• Pre-requisite: MRKTNG 3000 or MRKTNG 3000H

FINANC 4720: INTERNATIONAL FINANCE

Explores the adaptation and application of domestic corporate finance in international business. Provides insight into international capital budgeting, working capital management, foreign exchange risk management, and international capital markets.

• 3 Credit Hours

MANGMT 3901: SPECIAL TOPICS IN MANAGEMENT

Study of a selected topic in management taken as part of an organized short-term study abroad program. Some sections of this course may be graded on either on A-F or S/U basis only.

• 1-3 Credit Hours

or MRKTNG 3901: SPECIAL TOPICS IN MARKETING

Study of a selected topic in Marketing in a course taken for credit as part of an organized study abroad program. May be repeated for credit. Graded on S/U basis only.

• 1-3 Credit Hours

or MANGMT 3975: CURRENT ISSUES IN INTERNATIONAL MANAGEMENT

Study of current issues and practices in international management taken as part of an organized short term study abroad program. Graded on S/U basis only.

• 1-3 Credit Hours

or MRKTNG 3975: CURRENT ISSUES IN INTERNATIONAL MARKETING

Study of current issues and practices in international marketing in a course taken for credit as part of an organized study abroad program. May be repeated for credit. Graded on S/U basis only.

• 1-3 Credit Hours

or MANGMT 4185: PROBLEMS IN MANAGEMENT

Undergraduate students may select topics for study and investigation. Selected sections of this course may be graded either on A-F or S/U basis only.

• 1-9 Credit Hours

or MRKTNG 4185: PROBLEMS IN MARKETING

In-depth independent study of marketing topic(s). Selected sections of this course may be graded either on A-F or S/U basis only.

• 1-3 Credit Hours

or FINANC 4185: PROBLEMS IN FINANCE

Independent study, reports on selected topics. Some sections of this course may be offered A-F only or S/U only.

• 1-3 Credit Hours

or PEA_ST 3510/TAM 3010/LG LT CT 3510: THINK GLOBAL - FUNDAMENTALS OF GLOBALIZATION IN DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES

This interdepartmental course focuses on the impact of technological change and globalization on cultures around the world. Exploration of the topic incorporates various interdisciplinary perspectives.

• 3 Credit Hours