Course overview
The aim of the Managing Multinational Enterprises (MNEs) course is to equip master's level students with a well-rounded understanding of the operations of multinational entities in today's globalised business setting. By examining multiple functional areas such as international marketing, expatriate management, global procurement, mergers and acquisitions, and ethical concerns, students gain insights into the complexities of managing MNEs. This comprehensive approach not only highlights the relevance of the course in today's complex business environment but also empowers students with the knowledge and skills needed to navigate international markets in advanced, developing and emerging economies effectively and ethically, preparing them for leadership roles in multinational corporations and other global business contexts.
- Foundations Of Mnes
- Mne Expansion And Operation
- People, Ethics, And Reflection
Course learning outcomes
- Identify and differentiate key functional areas crucial for multinational business operations, clarifying how they evolve from domestic to international contexts, and recognising the interplay between various functional domains in multinational enterprises
- Demonstrate the ability to apply fundamental international business concepts and analyse the implications of the key global environmental forces for the effective management of MNEs entering foreign markets
- Demonstrate effective teamwork skills by successfully completing team-related tasks and assignments, and proficiently communicate business ideas through oral presentations and written reports in a professional context
- Devise comprehensive strategies for addressing corporate social responsibility (CSR) and sustainability concerns within multinational corporations, integrating ethical decision-making frameworks into all aspects of business operations to promote responsible and sustainable practices globally