MKTG.6700 International Marketing (Formerly MKTG 670/62.670)

Id: 006461 Credits: 3-3

Description

This course gives students a comprehensive view of marketing planning activity related to foreign markets. It is aimed a developing your understanding of the various dimensions in a business enterprise that are influenced by marketing. Marketing is a leading, integrated activity that influences the enterprise as a whole. Understanding of key trends in the global context and how they might affect a firm's marketing activity is fundamental for all employees, particularly marketers, executive management and the leadership team including the CEO, and managers at all levels in various functions of the company. This course provides a comprehensive introduction to this fascinating subject in business management.

Prerequisites

MKTG.5010 Marketing Fundamentals, or permission of graduate program coordinator.

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