BUS 3803 - Global Strategy

Prerequisite: BUS 2300 and FIN 2000
Credits: 3

This course introduces the fundamental concepts of strategic management in the global context. Due to globalization, multinational corporations (MNCs) operate in multiple countries that are often very different from their country of origin. This course will help students understand how MNCs navigate strategic opportunities and challenges and how they can gain and sustain competitive advantage through global strategy formulation and implementation. The course will introduce key concepts, frameworks, and principles needed for the firm to develop an effective strategy within the global context. The students in this course will also have an opportunity to gain first-hand experience in international business collaboration and strategy consulting.