After completing the course International Management the student is able to:
- explain the drivers of international business activity (K)
- ground differences in competitive advantage in relevant theoretical frameworks (C, K)
- assess strategies in different market contexts (P)
- undertake country analysis and make informed investment decisions in particular institutional settings
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In an ever-broadening set of interdependent relationships among countries, the need to recognise the opportunities and restrictions presented by different world markets has gained significance. This course is designed to impart the analytical skills to
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understand the challenges and issues related to the management of multinational enterprises (MNEs),
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analyse the ways in which MNEs can respond to these challenges on the basis of external opportunities and internal capabilities, and
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understand the implications of these responses for performance.
The course is designed with the rationale that you as a manager will be expected to analyse business environments in different countries to attain company success.
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Assignment (40%) and written exam (60%). Partial results remain valid for one year.
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