Beginning in September, students in groups of 3-5 will work with your company to identify your needs and provide actionable recommendations, based on their in-depth research and analysis.

Project activities include but are not limited to:

• Understanding and explaining concepts and theories concerning the global business environment
• Applying conceptual frameworks and theories to current events in the global business environment and to actual behaviour of firms (small and large that engage in international operations)
• Explaining and discussing the seminal and contemporary international business literature, including the reinforcement of some international economic concepts that business managers use in the normal operations of their business
• Engaging in sound domestic and international business decision‐making based on global economics/financial analysis
• Develop further knowledge related to new and expanding economic areas where firms are developing markets
• Financial considerations in international business, with reference to new financial institutions and/or instruments
• Assessing how green economies and or CSR is emerging in developed as well as developing countries
• Integrating social and global perspectives into situation analysis and decision‐making
• Examining the dimensions of environmental and social impact on business situations
• Examining the economic and in some cases the political dimensions of business situations