BU 335 - International Business Ventures (3)

This course examines the unique issues faced by business ventures engaging in international activities; the influences of economic, political, legal, and cultural environments on international business operations and management. The dynamics of religion, beliefs, language, legal environments, and politics that influence leadership, motivation, communication, ethical concerns, and management decision-making are discussed. This course utilizes case studies and discussions with special emphasis on small and medium businesses as well as new ventures.

Prerequisite(s): BU 211/BUA 211, MKT 241/MKA 241, ECA 273/ECN 273
Grading Method: Letter Grade
Term Typically Offered: Fall