International Trade and Logistics (English)

The International Entrepreneurship course covers a range of topics essential for understanding and succeeding in global entrepreneurial ventures. Key areas of study include the identification and evaluation of international business opportunities, the development of cross-cultural strategies, and the management of global business risks. Students will explore market entry modes, international marketing, and the impact of global economic and political factors on business operations. The course will also address the legal and regulatory considerations for international startups and the role of innovation in driving global business success. Through case studies, group projects, and practical assignments, students will gain hands-on experience in developing and implementing international business plans.

The purpose of the International Entrepreneurship course is to equip students with the knowledge and skills needed to identify, develop, and manage entrepreneurial opportunities in the global marketplace. This course aims to foster an understanding of the unique challenges and opportunities that international ventures face, including cross-cultural management, global market entry strategies, and international business regulations. By examining case studies and engaging in practical exercises, students will learn to navigate the complexities of international entrepreneurship and develop strategies for successfully launching and managing international business ventures.