School of Business and Economics
International Business
Full course description
This course provides students with a thorough understanding of the theories and research available in the field. By taking a global perspective, the course covers a wide range of topics that aim to integrate strategic management perspective with that of international business and enable students to become familiar with the cutting-edge academic debates and empirical research in the field. Among other, the course covers topics such as institutional and cultural differences, internationalization as a strategy process, entry modes, inter-firm relationships, corporate social responsibility and management of knowledge and innovation.Course objectives
The students in this course will 1) develop understanding of theoretical and empirical issues in international business strategy 2) learn to apply theory to real world cases 3) advance team work and communication skillsPrerequisites
An advanced level of EnglishNo specific knowledge required.
Recommended reading
Textbook on global strategic management and academic articles.EBC2027
Period 5
7 Apr 2025
6 Jun 2025
ECTS credits:
6.5Instruction language:
EnglishCoordinator:
Teaching methods:
Assignment(s), PBL, Presentation(s), Work in subgroupsAssessment methods:
Final paper, Participation, Written exam