This course provides a solid conceptual framework of micro economic principles. It examines supply and demand and market equilibrium, economic scarcity, the concept of monopoly and price elasticity. It explores the concept of market demand, profit maximization for the firm as well as the role of government and market imperfections.Read More

In this course, students prepare research for their global business plan related to their area of concentration within the broader International Trade Management context. Through forecasting, market analysis, and their research, they demonstrate  information literacy and analysis skills to address  a real world business problem.Read More

Students examine the historical perspective of culture’s impact on international trade as a basis for building an understanding of cultural diversity in global business. Case studies are used to demonstrate cultural concerns and problems. Practical methodologies for including culture issues in the planning process as firms enter new international markets are formulated and practiced.Read More

In this course, the historical roots of Western ethics are the starting point for understanding the role of an ethical value system in conducting international business in all countries. Scenarios are used to explore ethical dilemmas. Different systems of ethics are contrasted to enable international business people to understand and appreciate the differences and determine...Read More

This course builds from the idea that business writing is a critical skill and one that is essential to succeed in a range of roles and industries. The ability to communicate clearly in writing is developed as students craft common business letters, memos, etc. and assess sources and context.Read More

This course examines contemporary business, specifically characteristics of successful businesses, the issues facing them, and organizational change processes necessary to improve and sustain modern business enterprises.Read More