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SMBA6101: International Business Project
2021 unit information
This 12 credit point unit of study is a two-week intensive international module in which you will have the opportunity to study and work in a different country. While the focus of the modules will vary according to location, some of the key themes that are likely to be addressed in the international module include the leadership and management challenges of entering new markets, managing across cultures and regulatory environments, identifying and realising new opportunities and management and coordination challenges in multinational firms. As part of the module, you will be working in a small team to provide strategic advice to an organisation. At the end of the module, you will be asked to present a detailed analysis and recommendations to this client. To support your project work you will work with leading academics and industry experts on the ground in the country in which the module takes place.
Unit details and rules
Managing faculty or University school:
Management Education
| Code | SMBA6101 |
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| Academic unit | Management Education |
| Credit points | 12 |
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Prerequisites:
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SMBA6001 and SMBA6002 |
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Corequisites:
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None |
| Prohibitions:
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None |
| Assumed knowledge:
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None |
At the completion of this unit, you should be able to:
- LO1. demonstrate an understanding of the key factors that are shaping the globalisation strategies of Chinese enterprises and the implications of this globalisation process for Australian businesses
- LO2. critically evaluate the Chinese business system in its three business strategy dimensions (firms, markets, institutions) from an Australian perspective
- LO3. combine generic skills in business analysis and problem solving with knowledge of Chinese management practices to solve a complex real world business problem
- LO4. demonstrate the ability to negotiate a project plan with a Chinese management team and communicate the project outcome in a manner that is appropriate for a Chinese business partner
- LO5. demonstrate the ability to conduct team-based project work with a Chinese business partner
- LO6. critically reflect on this learning experience and identify ways in which it influences your practice as a manager and leader.
Unit availability
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Important enrolment information
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