The course module "Doing Business in Global Markets" equips learners with essential skills to navigate international business environments, emphasizing the evaluation of diverse conditions influenced by economic, political, and cultural factors. It covers market entry strategies, international trade regulations, and competitive dynamics, preparing learners to develop effective strategies for foreign markets. Additionally, the course explores the transformative impact of globalisation on trade patterns, supply chains, and economic policies, highlighting both opportunities and challenges such as increased market access, technological advancements, and heightened competition. This fosters a global mindset essential for success in today's interconnected world.
Foundations of Global Business
Global Business Environment
Global Business Strategy and Organization
Managing Global Business
Where the combined marks of the assessment and examination do not reach the pass mark the learner will be required to repeat the element of assessment that they failed. Reassessment materials will be published on Moodle after the Examination Board meeting and will be aligned to the MIMLOs and learners will be capped at 40% unless there are personal mitigating circumstances.
The aims and objectives of this module are to enable the learner to understand an international business perspective, and the transformative effect that globalisation is having, and will continue to have, on the global economy. Through case studies and real-world examples, learners analyse how businesses can leverage globalisation to their advantage while also mitigating potential risks. It will equip learners with an insight of the international business context, and the skills required to operate in a globally oriented organisation.
