BMT-2630 International Management

Credits 3
This course provides future managers with the basic skills and knowledge necessary to transition into the international business arena. Emphasis is placed on opportunities associated with globalization, such as strategies for increasing revenue and company expansion. Students also examine challenges of international management, such as intellectual property rights infringement and technological deficiencies. Additionally, students explore government regulations and management functions in various cultures. Lastly, students study international trade factors, such as tariffs and dumping.
Prerequisite(s): BMT-1010
Formerly (Formerly offered as MGT-2630. Students may not receive credit for both MGT-2630 and BMT-2630.)
Course Outcomes

Compare and contrast global business models
Examine government regulations related to business management
Analyze how tariffs and dumping impact international trade
Explore strategies for company expansion and revenue increase in an international business
Compare and contrast management functions and styles in various cultures
Explore the challenges related to international management, such as technological deficiencies and supply chain
Examine intellectual property rights in a global business environment