Course: Intercultural and Professional Skills in International Business 1 credits: 5

Course code
LBVP22IPS1C
Name
Intercultural and Professional Skills in International Business 1
Study year
2023-2024
ECTS credits
5
Language
English
Coordinator
D.J. Nieborg
Modes of delivery
  • Education
Assessments
  • assignment - Assignment

Learning outcomes

  • Through the international business plan module, students will be able to turn an innovative and international business idea into a viable business plan, based on sound primary and secondary research and analysis.    
  • At the end of this semester students can discover and evaluate international business opportunities from an entrepreneurial perspective.    
  • Students show understanding of major business areas (Marketing, Accounting, and Law) and they are aware of the impact of sustainable entrepreneurship on society and business.  
  • Students can incorporate financial implications into decision making when starting a new business.   
  • Students can critically evaluate an idea from several business perspectives, with an entrepreneurial mindset focusing on solutions rather than obstacles.  

PLOs  

  • WT2.1  
  • WT3.1  
  • WW6.1  
  • LW10.1  
  • TWM15.1  
  • TWM16.1  
  • TWM17.1  
  • TWM18.1  
  • TWM24.1  

Content

Through the international business plan module, students can turn an innovative (Entrepreneurship) and international business idea into a viable business plan, based on sound primary and secondary research and analysis. The cornerstone of such a viable business plan is rooted in sustainability (Link to SDG 12: Responsible Production & Consumption) and international orientation (Global mindset). Students will be guided by coaches and experts, and after the defence assessment, best groups will present their projects to company representatives in a form of a dragon's den to simulate business conditions more realistically.  

Included in programme(s)

School(s)

  • International Business School
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