Syllabus
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This course will cover the following topics:
- The reality of a global market place
- Markets in different stages of development: from economically developed to emerging and bottom-of-the-pyramid markets
- Assessing the international environment across markets (e.g., PEST)
- Market assessment and selection
- Market entry alternatives
- Global Market Segmentation - Targeting - Positioning
- The Global Marketing Mix
- Balancing standardization vs. adaptation of the global marketing mix
- Contemporary topics in global marketing
The course "Foundations in International Marketing Management" is closely linked to the course "Applications in IMM". While the "Foundations" course will provide the students with a fundamental understanding of key challenges and concepts in global marketing, these concepts will be applied in the "Applications" course using a computer-based international marketing simulation.
Students will learn how to ...
- evaluate core concepts in international marketing and their applicability to managerial challenges across industries and countries
- assess the value of emerging concepts for the overall international marketing framework
- learn to apply key concepts in international marketing to specific company/market situations
- identify research methods to solve specific challenges in international marketing through relevant secondary data sources
- structure and restate complex international marketing challenges
- gather and filter information efficiently and effectively on a specific research topic
- learn to organize teamwork efficiently and effectively
- develop critical thinking
- defend developed arguments
- not only learn how to communicate information, but also develop creative ideas to get the message across
Missing 0-2 hours: no consequences
Missing 2- 4,5 hours: compensatory work required (lesson learned at least 5 pages: What did you learn in the simulation?)
Missing 4,5+ hours: no grading/fail in course
Please note that the IMM Welcome Event will be held on the 11th October from 5 pm - 7 pm in the "AD" building - Sitzungssaal 1
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