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Courses
An understanding of global issues is an important foundation for our students as the shift to global scale continues to accelerate. Global courses are found in both the core MBA program and as electives recognized through the Global Management Program, an academic option within the MBA and Sloan programs. Students in the MBA or Sloan programs can earn a Certificate in Global Management. This certificate demonstrates a student's preparedness to be a global manager. The list of International Courses approved for certificate credit is posted at the program's Web site. Course Listings |
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2007/2008 Global elective courses at the Business SchoolStudents and those affiliated with Stanford can access more details through MyGSB. |
![[icon - video]](/images/icon-video.gif){kind=icon} Peter Henry comments on the importance of a global focus. (2 min) |
| Course Number | Description |
|---|---|
| ACCT 311 | Global Financial Reporting |
| ACCT 516 | Valuation in Emerging Economies |
| FINANCE 320 | Debt Markets |
| FINANCE 321 | Investment Management and Entrepreneurial Finance |
| FINANCE 323 | International Financial Management |
| GSBGEN 350 | Global Management Internship (GMIX--by application only) |
| GSBGEN 356 | Dynamics of theWorld Wine Industry |
| GSBGEN 390 | Individual Research Projects (by petition only) |
| GSBGEN 583 | International Deal Making |
| GSBGEN 597 | Stanford-IIM(B) Exchange (SAIL--by application only) |
| GSBGEN 598 | Stanford-Tsinghua Exchange Program (STEP--by application only) |
| MGTECON 300 | Growth and Stabilization in the Global Economy |
| MKTG 356 | Global and International Marketing |
| MKTG 561 | Channels Management |
| OIT 333 | Entrepreneurial Design for Extreme Affordability |
| OIT 334 | Entrepreneurial Design for Extreme Affordability |
| OIT 338 | Environmental Science for Managers and Policy Makers |
| OIT 357 | Strategy and Global Supply Networks |
| OIT 362 | Supply Chain Management and Technology |
| POLECON 349 | The Business World: Moral and Spiritual Inquiry Through Literature |
| POLECON 395 | Politics and Business in Europe |
| STRATMGT 363 | Competition and Strategy |
| STRAMGT 369 | Social Entrepreneurship |
| STRAMGT 370 | Strategy and Action in the Information Processing Industry |
| STRAMGT 373 | Strategy and Action in Information Technology |
| STRAMGT 380 | Managing Global Businesses |
| STRAMGT 385 | International Business |
Additional Global Elective Courses Offered in Recent Years |
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| ACCT 521 | Performance Management |
| FINANCE 322 | Financial Intermediaries and Capital Markets |
| FINANCE 329 | Investment Seminar |
| GSBGEN 354 | Startup Globalization Strategies |
| GSBGEN 365 | Investing in Highly Regulated Industries |
| MGTECON 305 | Europe, EU, and the World Economy |
| MGTECON 320 | The US Economy at the Start of the 21st Century |
| MGTECON 551 | Market Design |
| MGTECON 580 | Firms, Markets, and Policy Strategies in Europe |
| OB 358 | Organizational Growth |
| OB 393 | Leadership in Diverse Organizations |
| OIT 364 | Global Operations Management |
| POLECON 336 | Ethics and Global Business |
| STRAMGT 357 | Strategy in Entrepreneurial Ventures |
| STRAMGT 358 | Creating and Sustaining Growth |
| STRAMGT 382 | Culture and Management in Asia-Pacific |
| STRAMGT 383 | Doing Business in China |
| STRAMGT 384 | Social Entrepreneurship Through Sustainable Tourism |
Languages
The Stanford Language Center offers a range of language courses that GSB students may take, some of which are taught at the GSB: Chinese, French, Portuguese, and Spanish.
