Mastery In International Business Management

Methods in Corporate Finance, Risk Management,logistics, Banking, Economics, International Relations and Marketing,

What you'll learn
Globalization as the single most significant development changing business dynamics in this century.
The old theories of international trade focused upon natural resources and crude measures of factor endowments. Newer models focus upon the actual sources,
The reality of global markets and global competition is pervasive.
The meaning of international business, the scope of international business and the modes of entry into international business
Various documents used in EXIM financing and the practical knowledge of sources of finance and incentives available in the market
you will be Acquaint with ISO 9000 series and other internationally accepted quality certificates
The problems and prospects of Multinational Corporations from the point of view of both host countries and parent countries.
Requirements
Business experience
Description
Mastery in International Business management is a great course of choice in the increasingly connected modern world. International businesses have a growing need for senior personnel with high quality management skills and specialist regional knowledge. By completing a Mastery in International Business management course, you'll discover the processes behind the commercial exchange of goods and services and learn how international markets work. You will also discover how to manage a business with offices in multiple regions of the world and how to conduct cross-border transactions. This means you’ll have to develop the skills necessary to adapt businesses to the country’s local culture, which is an important factor in the management of employees whose mindset can vary significantly.You’ll study concepts from different fields, such as Economics, International Relations, Marketing, and others. This will enable you to develop a global mindset and learn negotiation skills and managerial techniques. Additionally, you’ll discover how to use specific accounting tools, including global financial systems. You will also expand your knowledge of international accounting, business economics and marketing. You will be able to use these newly acquired skills to supervise supply chains and make sure that the manufacturing process and products respect the required standards. Additionally, you will be able to analyse business data and have a say in the decision-making process. As you become more experienced, you will even be able to start partnerships or find investors, which will be extremely important and highly appreciated by your company.You will study the interplay between global and local factors that influence management decisions in business. Additionally, students will also become acquainted with the main issues and methods in Corporate Finance, Risk Management, Banking, and Financial Econometrics. The programme will present Finance as a scientific discipline with a rigorous methodology, but at the same time will describe the way financial markets and institutions actually work in a variety of contexts.This course offers you exceptional insights into financial institutions and markets in major cities in the world. In addition, the course offers specialist knowledge of financial and management systems in the emerging markets of Africa, Asia and the Middle East – something that will set you apart from graduates of other universities that normally focus on the analysis of Europe and the Americas. You will develop an excellent understanding of key issues shaping international business strategy in a global financial environment. . As the regions of Asia and of Africa take roles as leading and emerging economies in the world, this Mastery in International Business Management responds to this need.

Overview

Section 1: INTRODUCTION TO INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 Theories of International Business

Lecture 3 Scope of International Business Activities

Lecture 4 Nature of International Business Environment

Lecture 5 Modes of entry into an International Business

Section 2: INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT

Lecture 6 Introduction to Business Environment

Lecture 7 International Economic Environment

Lecture 8 MNCs and host and home country relations

Lecture 9 External Environment of Business

Lecture 10 Technology transfers

Section 3: CROSS CULTURAL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT

Lecture 11 Concept of culture for business

Lecture 12 Organization culture and change

Lecture 13 Social and Cultural Environment

Lecture 14 Analysis of Cultural factors

Lecture 15 Communication process across culture

Lecture 16 Building High Performance team

Lecture 17 Negotiation in cross culture

Lecture 18 The Negotiation Process

Lecture 19 Key Concepts and Values in international negotiation

Lecture 20 Decision making in cross culture

Lecture 21 Strategy formulation in cross culture

Lecture 22 Structure and culture in organization context

Lecture 23 Corporate culture

Lecture 24 Analyzing organizational culture

Lecture 25 developing the strategy for a culture change

Lecture 26 Implementation of culture change

Section 4: INTERNATIONAL MARKETING MANAGEMENT

Lecture 27 Introduction to international marketing

Lecture 28 Domestic Marketing to International Marketing

Lecture 29 Successful Global Marketing Plan

Lecture 30 International market entry strategy

Lecture 31 Market segmentation in international marketing

Lecture 32 International Marketing environment

Lecture 33 Geographical environment of international marketing

Lecture 34 Demographic environment of international marketing

Lecture 35 Economic environment of international marketing

Lecture 36 Socio-cultural environment of international marketing

Lecture 37 Political and Legal impacts on international marketing

Lecture 38 Product decisions

Lecture 39 International Pricing decisions

Lecture 40 Management of international Brands

Lecture 41 International Pricing Policies

Lecture 42 Issues in International Advertisement

Lecture 43 Issues of Personal and sales promotion in international markets

Lecture 44 International Public Relations

Lecture 45 Management of Distribution channels in international marketing

Section 5: EXIM PROCEDURES AND DOCUMENTATION

Lecture 46 Introduction to EXIM

Lecture 47 Export Documentation

Lecture 48 ISO Series and otheer Accepted Quality Certificates

Lecture 49 Preshipment Inspection

Lecture 50 Marine Insurance

Lecture 51 Motivation to Export

Lecture 52 Export Procedures

Lecture 53 Import Procedures

Lecture 54 EXIM financing

Section 6: INTERNATIONAL LOGISTICS AND MANAGEMENT

Lecture 55 Introduction to International Logistics

Lecture 56 Introduction to Marketing logistics

Lecture 57 Relevance of logistics in international marketing

Lecture 58 Significance of International Logistics

Lecture 59 Problem with International Logistics

Lecture 60 Transportation activity

Lecture 61 Factors influencing distribution and logistics

Lecture 62 Containerization

Lecture 63 Container freight station (ICDs)

Lecture 64 Dry ports

Lecture 65 Role of logistics intermediaries

Lecture 66 General structure of shipping

Lecture 67 Chartering practices

Lecture 68 Freight structure and practices in ocean shipping

Lecture 69 International maritime organization

Lecture 70 Air transport

Lecture 71 Air freight structure and operation

Lecture 72 Stock control

Lecture 73 Inventory management

Lecture 74 Warehousing

Lecture 75 Total costs Approach to Logistics

Section 7: INTERNATIONAL TRADE AND FINANCE

Lecture 76 Internationalization of Business

Lecture 77 International Commercial Terms (INCOTERMS)

Lecture 78 Introduction to international trade

Lecture 79 Balance of trade and balance of payment

Lecture 80 Exports and imports finance

Lecture 81 Import Financing

Lecture 82 Foreign exchange market

Lecture 83 Foreign Exchange Market operations

Lecture 84 Settlement of Transactions in Foreign Exchange Market

Lecture 85 Exchange rates determinations and forecasting

Lecture 86 Hedging techniques

Lecture 87 Purchasing Power Parity

Lecture 88 Financial and commercial documentation in export trade

Lecture 89 Transport and office documents in international trade

Lecture 90 Introduction to Risk Management

Section 8: MANAGEMENT OF MULTINATIONAL CORPORATIONS

Lecture 91 Introduction to International Management

Lecture 92 current issues in International Management

Lecture 93 Different Types of International Business

Lecture 94 Emergence of Global Companies in global environment

Lecture 95 School of Thoughts for International Management

Lecture 96 Growth and Development of MNCs

Lecture 97 International Management Styles

Lecture 98 Strategic Issues in international management

Lecture 99 Comparative Management

Lecture 100 Management Styles and Practices in Different Countries

Lecture 101 Organization Design and Structure of International Corporation

Lecture 102 Locus of Decision Making

Lecture 103 Headquarters and Subsidiary Relationships

Lecture 104 International Business Strategy

Lecture 105 International Management- Production, Technology and Operations

Lecture 106 International Business Strategy - Marketing and Financial Dimensions

Lecture 107 International Finance

Lecture 108 International Business strategy – Legal, Political, Ethical and Social Respons

Lecture 109 International Business – Strategic Alliances

Lecture 110 International Merger and Acquisition

Lecture 111 Foreign Investment

Lecture 112 Introduction to Investment Analysis

Lecture 113 Individual and Organisation’s Concern on Ethics and Society

Section 9: INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT

Lecture 114 Overview of global Human Resource

Lecture 115 Introduction to IHRM

Lecture 116 HR in Global Setting

Lecture 117 International Perspective of Human Resource

Lecture 118 HR Policies and Operations in a Global Setting

Lecture 119 Career in International Business

Lecture 120 Manpower Planning to Separations in a Global Set-up

Lecture 121 International Recruitment and selection Approaches

Lecture 122 Selecting staffs in international

Lecture 123 International compensation: approaches of international compensation

Lecture 124 Understanding human behaviour in global perspective

Lecture 125 Training and Development in IHRM

Lecture 126 Global HR Issues in the Host Context

Lecture 127 GHRM Trends and Future Challenges

Lecture 128 National Differences Facing Operations

Section 10: IT IMPACTS ON INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS

Lecture 129 background overview of E-Business

Lecture 130 Meaning and Features of Business model

Lecture 131 E-Business Models

Lecture 132 Business - to - Consumer (B2C)

Lecture 133 Consumer - to - Consumer (C2C)

Section 11: INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS ANALYSIS

Lecture 134 Introduction to Investment Analysis

Lecture 135 Stock exchange operations

Lecture 136 Measures of Return and Risk

Lecture 137 Portfolio Management

Lecture 138 Risk and Return in Investment Analysis

Lecture 139 Fundamental and Technical Analysis for Investing in Stock

Lecture 140 Risk Management

Lecture 141 Risk Assessment, Analysis and Evaluation

Lecture 142 The Five Elements of Strategy and International Business

Accountants, Marketing managers, Chief Executives of Multinational companies, International Businesspersons, Business stdents