BSA 300 - Global Environment of Business

Essential skills practiced by global business managers to identify opportunities, assess risks, and create organizational value. Cultural, political, legal, ethical, and economic factors are key topics covered. Also includes the impact of management decision-making in a global environment.  

Prerequisites: Program admission. ACC 131 ,  BSA 131 , CSA 110 , ECN 232 , and ECN 236 .

Credits: 3
Lecture: 3
Lab: 0

Course Content:

1. Drivers of global business
2. Cultural dimensions of global business
3. Political, legal, ethical, and economic factors
4. Market entrance strategies for global business
5. Management strategies for global business  

1. Differentiate both the revenue generating and costs savings drivers of global business. (1)
2. Analyze the influence of cultural differences on business activities and interactions. (2)
3. Analyze the political, legal, ethical, and economic opportunities and risks inherent in doing business globally. (3)
4. Compare different market entrance strategies for entering foreign markets. (4)
5. Formulate management strategies for successfully operating a global business. (5)