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While the business school endeavors to offer as many of the courses as possible, not all courses are offered every semester, and some courses may not be offered due to staff availability. It is important to check Wolverine Access prior to registering for classes to determine availability of courses for any given semester.
You may find the syllabi from previous academic years by going to the Kresge Library Syllabi Archive.
This course aims to familiarize students with issues facing the marketing manager in a globalized and international market place. It seeks to build knowledge and skills concerning factors affecting international marketing decisions: researching and targeting country markets; developing global market entry strategies; planning and implementing marketing strategies for one or more overseas markets (including issues of pricing, promotion, marketing communications, and distribution); and managing international marketing organizations. Marketing problems arising from various degrees of foreign involvement (indirect and direct exports, licensing, franchising, foreign subsidiaries, and greenfield projects) are also studied.
This course is designed to enable students to: (1) Understand the external forces shaping marketing decisions in international markets; (2) Identify, analyze, and resolve strategic international marketing decisions through selection of appropriate market entry strategies and adaptation or standardization of marketing programs; and (3) Adapt tactical mix variables to diverse international markets, and 4) Understand how to organize international marketing programs to execute these strategies.
While primarily targeted toward business school students, the course is open to students elsewhere in the University.
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