International Business Relations

Students taking the International Business field are required to complete four course credits.  Students in the MIB program are not allowed to complete the International Business Field of Study.

Students have the option of completing additional courses to receive Certificates in International Finance and Banking or Strategic Management and International Consultancy

Courses:

Mergers and Acquisitions: An International Perspective
ILO L230 International Business Transactions
ILO L232 International Investment Law
ILO L233 International Financial and Fiscal Law
ILO L234 International Intellectual Property Law and Policy
ILO L236m Securities Regulations: An International Perspective
ILO L237
[ILO L239m] Corporate Governance in International Business and Finance
DHP D216m 

Social Networks in Organizations – Part One 

DHP D217m Social Networks in Organizations – Part Two
DHP P203 Analytic Frameworks for Public Policy Decisions
DHP P232
Communications Policy Analysis and Modeling
*EIB B200 Foundations in Financial Accounting and Corporate Finance
EIB B205 Data Analysis and Statistical Methods
EIB B206 Data Analysis and Statistical Methods for Business
EIB B207 Financial Statement Management
+EIB B208 Financial Statement Analysis
EIB B209m Managerial Accounting
EIB B210 Governmental and Non-Profit Accounting
+EIB B212
Starting New Ventures 
+EIB B213 Managing the Growing Enterprise
EIB B220 Global Financial Services
+EIB B221 International Financial Management
EIB B225m Corporate Finance and Banking: A Comparative East Asian Perspective
EIB B226 Large Investment and International Project Finance
EIB B227 Islamic Banking and Finance
EIB B228m Risk Management in Banking
EIB B229 Global Investment Management
EIB B230
Strategy and Policy for Competitive Advantage
+EIB B231
International Business Strategy and Operations
EIB B233 Best (or more plausibly, widely used) Practices
EIB B234
Strategic Management in Privatizing and Deregulating Industries 
EIB B235 Managing the Global Corporation
+EIB B236 Strategy and Innovation in the Evolving Context of International Business
EIB B237 Field Studies in Global Consulting
EIB B238m Strategic Management
[EIB B239m] Corporate Governance in International Business and Finance
EIB B241 Microfinance and Financial Inclusion
EIB B242 Market Approaches to Economic and Human Development
+[EIB B260] International Marketing
[EIB B261]
Advanced Topics in International Marketing
[EIB B262] Marketing Research and Analysis
EIB B263m Marketing Management
[EIB B264] Strategic Marketing for Non-Profit Organizations
EIB B265 Entrepreneurial Marketing - Building a Winning Business Plan
EIB B270m
Business Groups in Asia
EIB B272m
The Economic and Business Environments of Greater China
EIB B280
The Global Food Business
EIB B284 Petroleum in the Global Economy

KEY
* This course is required for constitution of the field.
++ Any one of these courses may be used as the required course in the field.
+ Any one of these courses may be used as the second required course in the field.
[ ] Bracketed courses are those not offered 2012-2013.

Professors with expertise in the field

Research Centers

Student Theses

Business in Bulgaria: An Overview for Investors and Managers in 2010 (MALD 2010)

A Real Great Leap Forward: History, Drivers And Expected Trends Of M&A In the People’s Republic Of China (MALD 2010)

Collaborative Value Sharing Between Profit and NonProfit Partners in Emerging Markets: The Case of GrameenPhone in Bangladesh (MALD 2009)

Prospect of Energy Link Between Central Asia and China: A Study on the Development of 'Energy Silk Route,' the Turkmenistan - China Pipeline (MALD 2009)

The Political Potential of Israel-GCC Business Relations (MALD 2009)

Tourism and Economic Development in Tanzania (MALD 2009)

Mobile Banking: Can Financial Services be Extended to Africa's Unbanked? (MALD 2009)

Adopem Bank: Microfinance in the Dominican Republic, A Case Study (MALD 2008)