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Learner Reviews & Feedback for International Marketing and Management by University of Colorado Boulder

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About the Course

In this course, learners develop a solid understanding of how national cultures shape international human resource management, international marketing, and international business generally. The course provides an overview of international culture, human resource management (HRM), and marketing. This may seem like a peculiar grouping of topics, but successful international HR management and marketing are highly dependent on national culture. Without understanding a people’s culture, managing and selling to those people is fraught. In the first module, the many determinants of national culture are explored as well as the dimensions or characteristics of a nation’s culture. In the next module, we review the various organizational structures appropriate for international business before turning to the HR challenges of managing a diverse population of international employees. In the final two modules, we explore the many challenges of international marketing across nations and across cultures....

Top reviews

PM

Apr 7, 2023

This course are very helpful for every one and gain a some knowledge , communication skills ,cultural activities behavior like etc. and also this course is very good for learn new things .

MR

May 6, 2023

I enjoyed the questions and answers session of the training. It was such an interactive session. 

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By Deleted A

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Nov 5, 2022

it wasn't perfect, but it was very informative and simple. it was easy to understand.

By André G d A

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Nov 3, 2023

Could be better with more information and statistics

By Harun W

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Mar 16, 2025

bagus

By Kristin F

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Nov 9, 2021

I was very disappointed in this course. The material was nothing I could not have learned in a well-written article. I don't need slides read to me and there are at least two places where the instructor messes up his terminology. I expected better.