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CM2124 International Marketing
Liberal Arts & Business Program
Madrid, Spain
Dates: 6/29/25 - 7/26/25
CM2124 International Marketing
OVERVIEW
CEA CAPA Partner Institution: Universidad Antonio de Nebrija
Location: Madrid, Spain
Primary Subject Area: Marketing
Instruction in: English
Course Code: CM 2124
Transcript Source: Partner Institution
Course Details: Level 300
Recommended Semester Credits: 3
Contact Hours: 45
DESCRIPTION
The International Marketing course is intended to help students understand the complexities of marketing products and services in the international market environment.
This course uses an analytical and practical approach to the complex business problems concerning the dynamics of implementing marketing management into the framework of the global marketplace. The emphasis will be on applying a multi-disciplinary framework to help students understand the challenges that confront strategic marketing planners when evaluating economic, financial, political, regulatory, social-cultural, and technological issues they are involved in international-market strategic planning and strategic implementation.
Real-world case studies are key to develop this understanding in students who will acquire an understanding in applying some of the various market analysis approaches that are employed in multi-national organizations, including forecasting, trend analysis, country data sets, and more and prepare written reports and oral presentations about their observations and recommendations.
This course uses an analytical and practical approach to the complex business problems concerning the dynamics of implementing marketing management into the framework of the global marketplace. The emphasis will be on applying a multi-disciplinary framework to help students understand the challenges that confront strategic marketing planners when evaluating economic, financial, political, regulatory, social-cultural, and technological issues they are involved in international-market strategic planning and strategic implementation.
Real-world case studies are key to develop this understanding in students who will acquire an understanding in applying some of the various market analysis approaches that are employed in multi-national organizations, including forecasting, trend analysis, country data sets, and more and prepare written reports and oral presentations about their observations and recommendations.