• Morschett Dirk

• André Olivia Lina
• Ulrich Nik Alfons

The course is designed to introduce students to the particularities of international management.

A broad overview over the most relevant topics in international management is given.

In this course we will first examine the changes in the external environment leading to increased internationalization and simultaneously forming the context for international companies.

Then, the basic dimensions of management in a multinational corporation, i.e. 1. the coordination of foreign subsidiaries, 2. the geographic configuration of the company network and 3. the strategic options concerning the governance modes (i.e. markets, hierarchies, or cooperation) are explained.

Selected management functions in international companies (human resource management, information management, controlling) are shortly discussed and selected value chain activities (e.g. production, research & development) are looked into.

The exercises for the course will be in the form of case studies that are prepared by teams of students and presented in class. The evaluation of the case study is part (40%) of the final grade.

Examination time: 60 Min. In addition to the written exam (60% of grade), the students have to complete a case study in a team of several students (40% of grade).

Course with continuous evaluation: after the registration period, you can no longer cancel your registration (see session calendar on the Faculty's website).

Examination time: 60 Min.

Re-assessment only