Courses by campus and semester
(all courses are listed in this page)
Different tracks are available depending on the campus:
First semester - Starting Aug/September
Common core courses (and campus)
Importing and Exporting in a Global Market (Incoterms) (Suzhou, Raleigh, Brazil, Paris, Stellenbosch)
International Project Management (Suzhou, Raleigh, Brazil, Paris, Stellenbosch)
Augmented Intelligence for International Business (Raleigh)
Sustainable & International Project Management (Brazil)
International Operations Management
Internationalisation of the Firm (with local firms) (Suzhou, Raleigh, Brazil, Paris, Stellenbosch)
Specific courses (and campus)
Consulting in International Business Development (Raleigh)
Managing Multicultural Teams (Paris, Stellenbosch)
Cross-Cultural Competencies (Raleigh)
Augmented Intelligence for International Business ( Paris, Suzhou)
International Marketing Management (Paris, Stellenbosch)
Global Supply Chain Management (Suzhou)
International Entrepreneurship (Suzhou)
Globalisation: Risks, Challenges and Opportunities for Latin America (Brazil)
Global Leadership: a Brazilian Perspective (Brazil)
The Geopolitics of Brazil and the International Economy (Brazil)
The Geopolitics of Africa (Stellenbosch)
Research Methods: prerequisite for thesis (Brazil, South Africa)
Electives
(two to be chosen in Paris, Suzhou and Brazil; one elective to be chosen in Raleigh)
Geopolitics of World Business (Raleigh, Suzhou)
Global Stakeholders Management (Raleigh, Paris)
Balanced Scorecard for Strategy Execution (Raleigh)
Open Innovation for Global Entrepreneurs (Paris)
The Geopolitics of Europe (Paris)
Cultural Aspects of Business (Suzhou)
Marketing to Chinese Customers (Suzhou)
Research Methods: prerequisite for thesis (all campuses)
Language and Career
Total semester one: 30 credits
Second semester - starting January (and campus)
(see below for Raleigh's Artificial Intelligence track)
Common core courses (and campus)
International Finance (Suzhou, Raleigh IT&BD track, Paris, Stellenbosch )
International Business Simulation: SKEMA sim (Suzhou, Raleigh IT&BD track, Paris)
Risk & Crisis Management for Global Businesses (Raleigh IT&BD track)
Global Product Development and Management (Raleigh IT&BD track, Stellenbosch )
International Human Resources Management (Paris, Stellenbosch)
Courses with a local perspective (and campus)
Advanced Strategy (Suzhou, Raleigh IT&BD track, Paris, Stellenbosch)
US Perspectives on Business Law (Raleigh IT&BD track)
European Legal Issues for Business (Paris)
China Legal Issues for Business (Suzhou)
Specific courses
International Technolology Management (Raleigh IT&BD track)
Cross-Cultural Competences / Returning student course (Raleigh IT&BD track)
International Human Resources Management (Paris)
Global Product Development and Management (Brazil)
Management in International Environment from a Chinese Perspective (Suzhou)
New Business Models: Internet Applications in Business with a focus in China (Suzhou)
Global Sustainability Issues (Stellenbosch)
Electives
(one to be chosen in Paris; two to be chosen in Suzhou)
International Technology Management (Raleigh IT&BD track)
Negotiation Practice (Suzhou, Raleigh IT&BD track, Paris, Stellenbosch)
Company Failure and Renewal in China (Suzhou)
Cross-cultural Communication and Leadership (Suzhou)
Doing Business in Africa (Stellenbosch)
International Corporate Governance (Paris, Stellenbosch)
Effectual Logic and Operational Applications (Paris)
Global Training Initiative course / Special topic 2 for returning students
- Cross-cultural Competencies (Raleigh IT&BD track)
Language and Career
Employability and Career 2 (Suzhou, Raleigh, Belo Horizonte, Paris)
French or Chinese or Portuguese (Suzhou, Raleigh, Brazil, Paris)
Raleigh semester 2, Artificial Intelligence track
Business Analytics
Data Management
Agile Project Management
Computer Programming (Python)
Machine Learning (Python)
Data Visualisation (Tableau)
Data Science Process Management
Electives (choose one)
Global training initiative course / special topic for returning students
- Data Science or Augmented Intelligence by IBM
Language and career
Semester two: 30 credits
Dissertation (30 credits) (all tracks)
These details are for information only and may be changed by the school without prior notice.
