Multinational Corporations are, beyond a doubt, among the most powerful global forces today. These large organisations maintain footholds and assets across international boundaries, and in some cases annual revenue exceeds the GDPs of small nations. This subject seeks to equip students for careers in MNCs in both mature and emerging markets. The course will familiarise them with organizational structures of MNCs, the local-regional-global nexus of MNC operations environments, and crucial aspects of social-corporate responsibility. Through critical analysis of case studies, students will learn about operations, management and marking in multinational/transnational environments, preparing them for leadership roles in these global organisations. This subject also introduces students to the ways in which private businesses can leverage on a plethora of public funding to defray operation costs and encourage innovation and investment through public-private partnerships. Students will acquire knowledge on governments&#39; economic and social roles, and responsibilities in different economic systems (capitalist, socialist). Students will understand how they can benefit from identifiable interface points within government visions for economic development. The subject will also introduce students to the role of quasi-state/semi-government agencies and business organisations such as the International Chamber of commerce and Consumer Rights Protection agencies etc.

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Completion of 21 credit points of postgraduate subjects

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300204 Master of Business Administration Global

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Multinational Corporations and International Markets

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LB5932 - Multinational Corporations and International Markets

Compare and contrast mature and emerging markets of MNC's in in the local, regional, and global nexuses

Identify and analyse the role of stakeholders in public and private partnerships under different economic systems and within government visions for economic development

Identify and analyse social corporate responsibility of MNC's

Critically examine operations, management and marketing of MNC's