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International Business & Trade
Summary
Understand how businesses operate in a global environment with this comprehensive course on international trade. Topics include trade theories, global supply chains, currency exchange, trade policies, and cultural considerations. Learners explore how multinational corporations navigate regulatory environments and manage cross-border operations. Case studies provide real insights into global marketing, logistics, and strategic alliances. You’ll develop a broad understanding of the opportunities and risks involved in international expansion. This course is ideal for professionals aiming to work in or with international companies and markets.
Description
This course provides a deep dive into how businesses operate in the global marketplace. Students begin by learning about international trade theories, global supply chains, and the economic principles that support cross-border commerce. Topics such as import-export procedures, tariffs, exchange rates, trade agreements, and foreign market entry strategies are covered in depth. Cultural awareness and communication differences are discussed to prepare learners for navigating multicultural environments and building international business relationships. Learners also explore international marketing, global HR practices, and compliance with foreign regulatory environments. Case studies highlight how multinational companies adapt their products and operations to different regions and respond to geopolitical events and currency fluctuations. Emphasis is placed on identifying risks and opportunities in international expansion, understanding the legal frameworks involved, and building resilient, adaptable strategies for global growth. By the end of the course, learners will have the skills to assess global markets, craft international strategies, and lead organizations in increasingly interconnected economic environments.
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