Selected Topics in Business Management
Niveau
In-depth study
Learning outcomes of the courses/module
The participants:
• analyze the economic, political and social conditions of global markets.
• compare international economic systems with regard to structure, dynamics and governance.
• evaluate transformation processes from an economic and social perspective.
• transfer theoretical concepts and models to specific case studies in international contexts.
• reflect on intercultural learning and work experiences and develop from them the practical skills needed for global professional fields.
• analyze the economic, political and social conditions of global markets.
• compare international economic systems with regard to structure, dynamics and governance.
• evaluate transformation processes from an economic and social perspective.
• transfer theoretical concepts and models to specific case studies in international contexts.
• reflect on intercultural learning and work experiences and develop from them the practical skills needed for global professional fields.
Prerequisites for the course
Business, Economics & Financing, Global Real Estate Investment & Capital Markets
Course content
This module is completed as part of the semester abroad at a partner institution. It serves to broaden professional, methodological, social and intercultural skills in an international academic environment. The thematic focus is on global markets, economic and social transformation processes and their significance for energy & sustainability management.
The content is formulated as examples and can be covered by courses at the partner institution:
- Global economic and financial systems (world markets, trade, capital flows)
- International institutions and regulatory frameworks
- Global transformation processes
- Innovation, entrepreneurship and technology transfer in an international context
- Intercultural management and communication
- International case studies and project work on economic & transformation topics
The content is formulated as examples and can be covered by courses at the partner institution:
- Global economic and financial systems (world markets, trade, capital flows)
- International institutions and regulatory frameworks
- Global transformation processes
- Innovation, entrepreneurship and technology transfer in an international context
- Intercultural management and communication
- International case studies and project work on economic & transformation topics
Recommended specialist literature
Will be specified by the respective partner university.
Assessment methods and criteria
Determined by the respective partner institution
Language
English
Number of ECTS credits awarded
10
Semester hours per week
Planned teaching and learning method
Determined by the partner institution.
Semester/trimester in which the course/module is offered
3