International Business Management

Teaching results

Students acquire the following knowledge:
- understanding the deepening internationalisation and globalisation of the business environment and its impact on decision-making and management of international firms,
- understanding of the basic components of the success of companies in the international environment in the connection of strategy-business model-organization-management-innovation-responsible leadership,
- an overview of the research methods used in the field.
Students acquire the following skills:
- ability to apply acquired knowledge and use best practices obtained from the subject
to assess or solve managerial problems in an international environment,
- the ability to assess and select appropriate management tools in the selection of the foreign market, the method of entry, the response to its cultural peculiarities, the establishment of an appropriate environment for innovation in the company, the management of people in the international environment and responsible behaviour towards consumers, employees and the environment,
- selection of an appropriate research method for seminar work and its adequate presentation.
Students acquire the following competencies:
- critical and analytical thinking in the selection of foreign markets, methods of entry and management of corporate operations and human resources in the international environment,
- synthetic thinking (knowledge synthesis, correct use of adequate methods and tools) leading to steps that condition the success of the company in the international environment,
- creative thinking and teamwork, the ability to create a concept of seminar work with a thorough analysis and interpretation of best practices of a selected internationally operating company
- discussion, correct and factual reasoning, presentation of the results of own research in the framework of seminar work and its advocacy in discussion with the instructor and colleagues in his own study group.