Undergraduate

Electives for Global Business Management

Level 1 Electives

There are no electives at Level 1, all students take the same core classes essential to the Global Business Management degree.

Level 2 Electives

Students may choose TWO Pathway Electives from:

Managing New Ventures
Contemporary Regional Developments: Europe
Issues in Global Political Economy
E-Business Law

Level 3 Electives

Students may choose ONE Pathway Elective from:

E-Business Strategies
Management Issues for the Family Run Business
Global Resource Management
Global Human Resource Management
Organisational Behaviour in a Global Context
Entrepreneurship in the Global Environment

Students may choose TWO Free Choice Electives from:

Knowledge Management and Sustainability
Sustainability in the Global Trade Supply Chain
Managing Design and Sustainability Innovation
Global Financial Ethics
Managing the Design Process
Managing New Products & Services through Design
Managing Change: Design Management Perspective
Managing Strategic Design
Strategy, Innovation & Sustainable Global Enterprise
Design Management in Practice
E-Business Strategies
Management Issues for the Family Run Business
Global Resource Management
Global Human Resource Management
Organisational Behaviour in a Global Context
Entrepreneurship in the Global Environment
Strategic Marketing Management
Retail & Channel Management
Global Marketing Management
Global Media Management
Strategic Sales Management
Service Systems and Marketing
Multinational Financial Management
Global Accounting Standards and their Development
Issues in Corporate Finance
Financial Portfolio Management
Managing Real Estate Investment
Corporate Law for Managers
Information Systems for COmpetitive Advantage
Strategic Thinking

Page last updated 10/14/2009

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