BUAD 6371 - International Financial Foundations

Credits: (1.5)

This course extends students’ understanding of foundational concepts, tools, and techniques necessary to work in an international finance function. Using an applied approach, students develop deeper appreciation for the nature of global connectedness, including both trade and financial flows, and country risk assessment. The live case method engages students in currency markets and exchange rate determination. Management of global outsourcing arrangements, and compliance with the FCPA (Foreign Corrupt Practices Act) complete the course. This course is appropriate for all second year MBA students and for MACC and Public Policy students with some macroeconomic background.