Organizations increasingly rely on projects to develop new products and services or to conduct their daily operations within cross-functional teams. In an international context, the challenges inherent to managing limited resources become even more complex as international projects involve collaboration among people from different countries, cultures, practices, beliefs, and expectations. The overall aim of the course is to introduce the traditional project management process and to provide students with the basic skills and knowledge to work with projects in an international context.
Two of the following courses completed within the International Business and Economics program: "International Business Administration and Global Challenges, 7,5 hp", "Leading and Organizing in an International Context 7,5 hp", "Contemporary Marketing 7,5 hp" and "Finance 7,5 hp", or equivalent.
