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Apr 18, 2024
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MG 8042b - Application Thesis - Cultural Immersion - Part 20 lecture hours 0 lab hours 3 credits
Course Description
Students participating in a cultural immersion experience determined in MG 8042a will register for this course. The experience includes at least two weeks of travel to a location outside of the United States. The cost of travel is separate from tuition associated with this course. (prereq: MG 8042a )
Course Learning Outcomes
Upon successful completion of this course, the student will be able to:
- Gain an understanding for the past, current and future importance of China within the global market
- Explore and discuss culture, history and politics to provide a backdrop for business with China
- Identify and appraise distinct global operating strategies and assess the implications of each
- Assess marketing strategies
- Explore specific issues related to managing in China
- Identify and discuss ethical issues related to managing in China
- Identify legal and risk management issues related to doing business
- Cultivate a frame of mind for international servant leadership
- Understand importance of Guanxi to doing business
- Gain leadership experience to promote confidence, efficiency and effectiveness in international business
Prerequisites by Topic
Course Topics
- Learn dining etiquette
- Compare US and Chinese cultures
- Culture, business and religion training
- Chinese character, art and calligraphy lesson
- Practice bartering and negotiations
- Mergers and acquisition integration with multiple cultures
- Role of global corporate culture at local level
- Business etiquette
- Understanding legal issues in China
- Explore the role of US and China relationships in a world context
- Learn support networks of AmCham
- Technology for communication and surveillance
- Traditional Chinese medicine
- Chinese culture overview
- Servant leadership project
Coordinator
Dr. Kelly Ottman
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