BUS 466 - International Management

4 Credit(s)

The transformational forces of globalization and technology are radically challenging competitive strategies, business operations, and organizational structures as they are known today. Montana’s economy is intimately tied to global business trends, hence this course is intended to provide a unique learning opportunity that is designed to broaden individual horizons, break parochial perspectives, and challenge conventional wisdom. The course will cover theory and practice of international management in a global environment, a firm grasp of Internet-based work group capabilities, an in-depth comprehension of global business challenges and opportunities, deeper insights into critical management issues, and greater cross-cultural understanding—in essence, a management tool for practical application for UMW graduates. This course will challenge participants to realize their full leadership potential and become outstanding future managers in the global business environment.

Prerequisite(s): Junior standing.
(fall)