Globalization is a megaforce that has fundamentally changed how we live, work, and manage organizations and institutions. Global management issues are integrated throughout the curriculum.
Students interested in global management should combine their interest in global management with one or more functional areas of interest to ensure both depth of knowledge in global issues and at least one functional area from which the student will learn and grow as a global manager.
Students may choose to pursue a formal concentration in Global Management. To complete the Global Management concentration, students must have been enrolled in the Atkinson School during the 2019-20 academic year, declare Global Management as a concentration, complete a minimum of nine (9) credits from the following list of elective courses with a grade of B (3.0) or higher, and meet all other requirements for graduation. The final MBA transcript of students who meet all of the above requirements will list Global Management as an area of concentration.
- GSM 6011 - International Management
- GSM 6012 - Development Economics
- GSM 6218 - Global Human Resource Management
- GSM 6258 - International Finance
- GSM 6268 - Leadership
- GSM 7261G - Global Study
- GSM 7240 or 7241 or 7242 or 7243 or 7244 - International MBA Exchange Study at Bordeaux School of Management, Copenhagen Business School, Strasbourg School of Business or Peking University HSBC Business School.