BUSN 4040
International Business Management
focuses on issues of globalization and the role of business in the global economy. Topics include the following: the role of multinational corporations in economic development; market entry strategies for small and medium-sized enterprises; challenges of managing economic, cultural, and technological changes and differences; the role of international investment and foreign direct investment; and international business strategies required to compete in a highly interconnected world. Students will gain the skills to function within the international and global business contexts.
Prerequisites & course information
CR: BUSI 4306 , the former BUSI 5302, the former BUSI 7302 PR: BUSN 1010 , Economics 1010 , Economics 1020 , and the successful completion of at least 48 credit hours
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027