Year
2020
Units
4.5
Contact
1 x 3-hour workshop weekly
Prerequisites
1 1 of BUSN1022, BUSN1206, BUSN2025
2 36 units of BUSN topics
Must Satisfy: ((1) or (2))
Enrolment not permitted
BUSN3014 has been successfully completed
Course context
Bachelor of Business
Topic description
Students will be introduced to international marketing research, product development, pricing, distribution, exporting and promotion. The topic will examine problems of global strategic marketing, strategic formulation in multinational marketing, managing network connections in international business and the internationalisation of service firms. The myth of globalisation, the role of bribery, gift and donations on negotiating, the impact of international law and international marketers, the role of international marketing in society and the firm, the impact of the internet and international market and the environment of international marketing are critically investigated. Bottom of the Pyramid Marketing will be analysed as a new paradigm shift in marketing to developing countries, in a way that jointly reduces poverty and adds profitability to a firm. Sustainable issues in international marketing are discussed as a path to corporate social inclusion.
Educational aims
To provide students with an introduction to the concepts and tools used in international marketing. International marketing is a subject that touches several small to medium to multinational companies, and can be defined as how various parties satisfy their needs through exchange. The thrust of international marketing is to manage this exchange process at an international level. The effect of internet/ e-commerce on international marketing will be evaluated.

This topic will introduce students to a strategic approach to the international marketing mix. It will ultimately lead to an appreciation of the complexities of developing an international marketing strategic plan.

Its aim is to investigate
  • the role of international marketing in society and the organisation
  • the environment of international marketing
  • foreign consumers and foreign markets
  • product strategies for world markets
  • international distribution strategies
  • international dimensions of pricing strategies
  • international dimensions of promotion strategies
  • the opportunities of marketing to the bottom of the pyramid
  • the service organisation in international markets
  • managing international distribution channels
  • the internet and international marketing
Expected learning outcomes
To provide students with an introduction to the concepts and tools used in international marketing. International marketing is a subject that touches several small to medium to multinational companies, and can be defined as how various parties satisfy their needs through exchange. The thrust of international marketing is to manage this exchange process at an international level. The effect of internet/ e-commerce on international marketing will be evaluated.

This topic will introduce students to a strategic approach to the international marketing mix. It will ultimately lead to an appreciation of the complexities of developing an international marketing strategic plan.

Its aim is to investigate
  1. Explain the concepts and tools used in International Marketing and the difference between Domestic and International Marketing.
  2. Demonstrate skills of analysing economic, political, legal and cultural aspects of global trading environment.
  3. Design an International Marketing research process.
  4. Demonstrate skills in researching International Markets.
  5. Develop an International Marketing plan.
  6. Analyse case studies of International Marketing.