BMGT43520 International Business Managem

Academic Year 2022/2023

The module is designed to deepen a student's awareness and understanding of the factors that contribute to effective management of International Business enterprises - large and small, for profit and not for profit. The key contributions to the theory and practice underpinning International Business transactions are considered. Issues examined closely include the drivers of International Business transactions, the role of service enterprises in the global arena, the impact of culture on business decisions and the reasons why certain firms are successful. The role of political, economic, social systems and national governments in facilitating effective IB management is also assessed. Students are expected to develop a critical approach to IB and to be able to manage their own learning. Attention is also given to developing personal / professional communication skills (oral and written), paying particular attention to cultural and regional variations.

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What will I learn?

Learning Outcomes:

On completing this module students will be expected to be able to (i) Critically appraise the theoretical underpinnings of International Business Management (ii) Describe the variety of factors that influence an international firm's success (iii) Explain the strategic options available to firms that choose to 'go international' and analyse the forces that affecting this decision (iv) Prepare, organise and manage a business seminar (using a case study) and present a reflective follow up report (written) on the exercise.