The aim of this module is to equip students with an in-depth knowledge and understanding of: 1) international entrepreneurship and marketing issues relevant to both multinationals and international new ventures; 2) market entry issues faced by firms seeking to internationalize, and; 3) cultural and institutional influences on international entrepreneurship and marketing. This module will adopt a comparative perspective, i.
e. it will give attention throughout to international entrepreneurship and marketing in different sectors and geographical regions. The teaching of this module should include case studies, simulations and meeting real-life entrepreneurs.
Learning Outcomes
By the end of the module students should be able to:
Explain theoretical and practical developments in the area of international entrepreneurship and marketing.
Critically discuss foreign market entry issues and the challenges of doing business in different markets and contexts.
Critically evaluate different business models for internationalization and different international marketing strategies used by firms in foreign markets.
Craft a plan for foreign market entry and international marketing activities.
Develop adaptive decision-making, agility and flexible problem solving skills associated with complex real world case study settings.