Introduction International Business

The changes in the world environment are bringing totally new opportunities and threats to organizations and individuals. This broad introductory course will help prepare students to compete successfully in the global market place as it exists today and as it is likely to develop tomorrow. Following an introduction to international business theory, students will explore the cultural implication of international business. Economic, legal, political, and technological environments are studied in relationship to their impact on management. Students will review international trade organizations, global trade agreements, and other relevant issues. Usually offered Fall and Spring semesters.

This is a non-credit, workforce development course — a lower-cost way to build practical business skills without enrolling in a full degree program. It's a good fit for anyone changing careers, brushing up on skills for a current job, or exploring international business before committing to a credit-bearing program.

Coursework is delivered online through SUNY Niagara's learning platform and runs the length of the semester, with topics building week to week. Upon successful completion, students receive a Certification of Completion to document their coursework.