International Management is available as a minor.

To complete a minor in International Management, students must gain 60 points in International Management comprising of STMGT101, STMGT200, ECONS200, STMGT305. If STMGT101 has already been included as part of another major or degree; one of SCMGT202, ECONS304 or an approved cultural or language paper.

On this page

• 100 Level
• 200 Level
• 400 level
• Prescriptions for the PGCert(IntMgt), PGDip(IntMgt) and MMS
• Prescriptions for the PhD

• 100 Level

  Code	Paper Title	Occurrence / Location
  STMGT101	Introduction to Management	18A (Hamilton) & 18B (Hamilton)
  Explores the world of management in organisations, the roles of managers and how they strategise, plan, organise, and motivate staff to achieve goals.

• 200 Level

  Code	Paper Title	Occurrence / Location
  ECONS200	Understanding the Global Economy	18A (Hamilton), 18A (Tauranga), 18B (Hamilton) & 18B (Tauranga)
  This paper focuses on developing understanding of contemporary global issues, including economic well-being, sustainable growth, emerging economies, world trade and globalisation.
  SCMGT202	Global Supply Chains	18A (Hamilton)
  New Zealand’s distance from its primary markets makes the study of global supply chains vital. This paper provides a thorough understanding of supply chain management in a globalized context.
  STMGT200	Global Business Management	18B (Hamilton)
  The global environment provides opportunities and challenges for all organisations. Develop the skills to analyse global megatrends, identify industry and sector trends, and evaluate strategies of multinationals and small firms.

• 400 level

  Code	Paper Title	Occurrence / Location
  INMG412	International Business Strategy	18A (Online) & 18B (Online)
  This paper examines the field of international business strategy, with particular reference to the strategies of New Zealand firms operating internationally. This paper involves students in multiple lines of investigation of viable strategy setting and implementation in the face of the significant constraints that impact on New Zea...
  INMG495	Industry Experience 4	18C (Online)
  A period of four to thirteen weeks internship is spent in a host organisation with relevance to the student's major, located in New Zealand or overseas. Students find their own host organisation, which is then approved by the departmental co-ordinator. In addition to the time spent in the host organisation, Weekly small group elect...
  INMG499	Report of an Investigation	18D (Hamilton), 18E (Hamilton), 18F (Hamilton), 18G (Hamilton), 18H (Hamilton), 18I (Hamilton), 18J (Hamilton), 18K (Hamilton), 18L (Hamilton) & 18M (Hamilton)
  Directed investigation of an approved topic, available only to students enrolled in the BMS degree.

• Prescriptions for the PGCert(IntMgt), PGDip(IntMgt) and MMS

  International Management may be taken as a subject for the MMS. A Postgraduate Certificate and a Postgraduate Diploma in International Management are also available. The requirements for the subject are prescribed in the Waikato Management School Student Handbook.

  Students enrolling in 500 level International Management papers should normally have a minimum of a B average in undergraduate International Management papers, with no less than that in 300 and 400 level International Management papers. All students should discuss their programme with the Management Student Centre before enrolling.

  Code	Paper Title	Occurrence / Location
  ACCT506	International Accounting	18A (Hamilton)
  This paper explores and analyses accounting in a global and transnational context. Similarities and differences between accounting and its regulation in different national contexts, and attempts to harmonise the accounting practices of different countries are discussed. The paper also addresses issues relevant for an appreciation o...
  ACCT551	International Tax Strategies	This paper will not be taught in 2018.
  This paper will not be taught in 2018.
  AGRI501	International Agribusiness	18A (Hamilton)
  Analysis of international agribusiness examining firm and country strategies, including analysis of specific commodities.
  ECON531	International Trade: Theory and Policy Issues	This paper will not be taught in 2018.
  This paper will not be taught in 2018.
  ECON532	International Finance and Open Economy Macroeconomics	18B (Hamilton)
  This paper provides a systematic analysis of financial relationships among nations and related policy issues. Topics to be discussed include the foreign exchange market, exchange rate determination, the balance of payments, the international monetary system and adjustment and policy co-ordination.
  INMG501	E-Global Business: Strategic Management and Marketing	18S (Online)
  Rapid expansion of global communications has changed the environment of international commerce resulting in the re-evaluation of the way firms conduct their transactions internationally.
  INMG517	Current Issues in International Management	18A (Online) & 18B (Online)
  No description available.
  INMG521	International Business Environment	This paper will not be taught in 2018.
  This paper will not be taught in 2018.
  INMG522	Doing Business in the Emerging Markets of Asia-Pacific	This paper will not be taught in 2018.
  This paper will not be taught in 2018.
  INMG523	International Business Management	This paper will not be taught in 2018.
  This paper will not be taught in 2018.
  INMG524	Managing International Alliances and Networks	This paper will not be taught in 2018.
  This paper will not be taught in 2018.
  INMG525	Global Mind Set and Cross-Cultural Management	This paper will not be taught in 2018.
  This paper will not be taught in 2018.
  INMG526	Applied International Management Research Project	This paper will not be taught in 2018.
  This paper will not be taught in 2018.
  INMG527	Internship	This paper will not be taught in 2018.
  This paper will not be taught in 2018.
  INMG528	Action Research	This paper will not be taught in 2018.
  This paper will not be taught in 2018.
  INMG588	International Business Strategy	18A (Online) & 18B (Online)
  This paper focuses on the international business strategy of organisations, industries and counties. International business strategy at the level of the organisation identifies the differences between national and international competitors and the complex environment in which they operate. The international strategy utilised by an ...
  INMG591	Dissertation	18C (Hamilton)
  No description available.
  INMG592	Dissertation	18C (Hamilton)
  No description available.
  INMG593	International Management Thesis	18C (Hamilton)
  No description available.
  INMG594	International Management Thesis	18C (Hamilton)
  No description available.
  INMG599	Report of an Investigation	18D (Hamilton), 18E (Hamilton), 18F (Hamilton), 18G (Hamilton), 18H (Hamilton), 18I (Hamilton), 18J (Hamilton), 18K (Hamilton), 18L (Hamilton) & 18M (Hamilton)
  Directed investigation of an approved topic, available only to students enrolled in the BMS(Hons) degree.
  MCOM576	Intercultural Communication	This paper will not be taught in 2018.
  This paper will not be taught in 2018.
  MCOM584	Sustainable Futures	18A (Hamilton) & 18A (Online)
  Individuals and organisations operate in contexts that are increasingly complex and uncertain. They face issues that are global in nature and which threaten long term sustainability. To successfully meet fast changing futures, contexts and stakeholders must be addressed. New styles of leadership and management are thus required, ac...
  MKTG553	International Marketing	18A (Hamilton)
  This advanced level paper aims to find solutions to potential problems that firms entering a global market may face. The paper investigates managerially relevant topics (e.g. country-of origin effects, branding and pricing strategies, etc.) using the latest theories.
  MNGT501	Research Methods in Management Studies	18A (Hamilton), 18B (Hamilton), 18B (Online) & 18T (Hamilton)
  This paper aims to introduce students to the assumptions underlying the different methodologies and methods for performing research in the social sciences.The focus is on interpretive, positivist, critical, and mixed methods. The paper attempts to give students the conceptual and methodological resources needed to think and convers...
  MSYS576	21st Century Logistics	18A (Hamilton)
  In today's competitive business environment, logistics and supply chain management is increasingly being recognized as a source of competitive advantage. This paper is a treatment, at an advanced level, of a selection of topics in modern logistics and supply chain management such as service operations management, transportation, di...
  MSYS577	E-Enabled Agile Supply Chains	18B (Hamilton)
  Agility is at the cutting edge of supply chain management and is a leading strategy for competing in today's highly competitive global marketplace; and successful agile supply chains are critically dependent on E-business strategies and systems. This paper is based on foundational and current readings in supply chain strategies inc...
  STMG555	Foundations of Strategy and Organisation	This paper will not be taught in 2018.
  This paper will not be taught in 2018.

• Prescriptions for the PhD

  The Doctor of Philosophy is a three year research-based degree in which students undertake a programme of approved and supervised research that leads to a thesis which critically investigates an approved topic of substance and significance, demonstrates expertise in the methods of research and scholarship, displays intellectual independence and makes a substantial original contribution to the subject area concerned, and is of publishable quality.

  Code	Paper Title	Occurrence / Location
  INMG900	International Management PhD Thesis	18C (Hamilton)
  No description available.