Master of Business
Administration (MBA) in
Global Business Management Specialization
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enrollment
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Overview
Modern business activities have an increasingly global reach. From supply chains to expanding consumer and B2B markets, successful companies and professionals must thoroughly understand international business environments to grow and thrive. With the Global Business Management specialization, you’ll explore cultural, economic, and legal issues, as well as international exporting, licensing, franchising, foreign direct investment, outsourcing, risk analysis, and human capital development.
Specialization Requirements
Class-based Specialization Courses
- GBM 501- Global Leadership and Change
- GBM 502- Global Business Strategic Management
- IBU 637 – Comparative International Management
1-on-1 Specialization Courses
- GBM-5001 Global Leadership and Change
- GBM-5002 Global Business Strategic Management
- IBU 6370 Comparative International Management
Upon successful completion of this program, students will be able to:
- Diagnose the health of an organization
- Relate media appropriate to purpose, occasion and audience, – ideas and arguments associated with business issues
- Evaluate the challenges and opportunities presented by the global business environment
- Interpret legal compliance, ethical concerns of stakeholders, and social responsibility in terms of their impact on the conduct of business
- Justify effective business solutions
Program Disclosure
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