Explore global business trends, trade, and finance in today’s international economic strategy.
This course introduces students to the international business environment within the global economy, especially key changes stemming from the global pandemic. We’ll leverage lessons learned from business economics and introduce students to non-economic factors influencing an international business in the global economy.
Drawing business insights from ethics, culture, and political economy, students will discuss international business scenarios through small case analysis.
Intermediate Algebra. Familiarity with Online eBook (Pearson/MyLab), Microsoft Office, or another office suite, and Canvas.
Students may still enroll if they missed the 1st class session. However, they need to communicate with the instructor via Canvas and catch up on all missed work prior to the 2nd class meeting.
This class meets simultaneously in a classroom and remotely via Zoom. Students are expected to attend and participate in the course, either in-person or remotely, during the days and times that are specified on the course schedule. Just like a traditional in-person class meeting, you are expected to attend and participate in the discussion. Students attending remotely are also strongly encouraged to have their cameras on to get the most out of the remote learning experience.
Students attending the class in-person are expected to bring a laptop / tablet to each class meeting.
To see all meeting dates, click "Full Schedule" below.
Electronic Course Materials: You will be granted access in Canvas to your course site and course materials approximately 24 hours prior to the published start date of the course.
Required Tools and Materials:: International Business: The Challenges of Globalization Plus MyLab Management with Pearson eText, 10th Ed., 2023, John J. Wild, Kenneth L. Wild, ISBN-13: 9781292450278. **Important** Please wait until start of course for MyLab registration instructions.
