International Business Click on any highlighted course title to go to the most recent online syllabus for that course. Not all courses have online syllabi. International Business Spring Covers the internationalization of U.S. business through direct observation and participation in decisions faced by area companies. Some students research case studies describing the past export experiences of companies, while others prepare consultant reports for companies that are currently developing internationalization strategies.
Students work independently, in small teams supervised by faculty.
IEF 222f Law of International Financial Transactions Fall, First Module Examines the legal regimes governing international financial transactions. Reviews legal nomenclature, the formation and performance of contracts, and legal structures affecting financial rights and interests. Various instruments will be discussed, including letters of credit, loan and security documents, prospectuses, and underwriting agreements. Starting with a brief overview of marketing disciplines, the course will develop strategies for entering and operating in diverse international markets at varying levels of investment. The case study method will be used to examine the process that leads to a successful marketing strategy, including financial analysis, economic and geographic evaluation, cultural and political assessment, and infrastructure evaluation.