Master's Degree in Business Administration - International Business
International BusinessTrack Courses
BSAD 6313 International Economics
This course will focus on the economic structure and policies that govern the movement of goods and services in global markets. Topics include the basis for trade, balance of payments, the theory of comparative advant-age, trade barriers, effects of regional integration, customs unions, international trade agreements such as GATT and NAFTA, plus organizations such as the WTO and the World Bank.
BSAD 6413 International Marketing Strategy and Management
This course examines the framework for developing and implementing international marketing strategies. Top-ics include international market structure, analysis, and segmentation, market entry strategy, sources and sus-tainabilty of competitive advantage, standardization vs. adaptation, and export performance factors, among others.
BSAD 6513 International Financial Management
This course is a survey of the financial decisions faced by multinational enterprises. Topics include the international financial environment, exchange risk management, global financing, and the investment and funds management decisions of multinationals. Common business processes and skills practiced are currency management instruments, hedging strategies, valuation of multi-currency financial and real as-sets, and the design of multi-national fund-flow mechanisms.
BSAD 6923 International Business Law
This course exposes students to the legal risks of transacting business internationally, focusing on the techniques and strategies used to minimize or insure against such risks. Topics include the legal and ethical environment, trade regulations, international contracting, documentary transaction and trade finance, and licensing intel-lectual property. |