Stand: SoSe 2024
Name | Interkulturelles Management & Verhandlung im Supply Management | |
Katalog-Nummer | FK 10#IC#M6.8 | |
Zugehörigkeit zu Curriculum |
Master Betriebswirtschaft | M6.8 | 5 Leistungspunkte
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Modulverantwortung |
Horn, Sierk (Prof. Dr.)
Brunnhuber, Nicole (Prof. Dr.)
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Lehrende |
Horn, Sierk (Prof. Dr.)
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Prüfung(en) |
Prüfungsform: ModA
Detailangaben: Essay (3.000 words) excluding references.
Hildsmittel: None
Prüfende:
Horn, Sierk (Prof. Dr.)
, Brunnhuber, Nicole (Prof. Dr.)
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Lehr- und Lernform(en) |
| 4 SWS | SU - 1 Angebot(e)
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Arbeitsaufwand |
Präsenzzeit: 0 Stunden
Selbststudium, Vor- und Nachbereitung, Prüfungsvorbereitung: 0 Stunden
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Voraussetzungen
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Verwendbarkeit
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Inhalt / Lernziele |
Learning outcomes / skills: This module is intended to develop students’ cross-cultural effectiveness in the contexts of business and diversity in the workplace with a focus on leadership, communication and negotiation to foster cross-cultural synergies for competitive advantage along the supply chain. Throughout this module, students are actively encouraged to develop their own reasoning and problem-solving skills to address contemporary and future supply chain challenges and responsibilities with informed analysis and innovation. After successful completion of this course, students will have a critical understanding of established theories of cross-cultural management and negotiation and be able to evaluate and apply different approaches in real business practice.
Professional competences After successful completion of this module, students will have: · in-depth understanding of the impact of culture, particularly as regards business leadership, partnerships and negotiation · critical understanding of leading models in cross-cultural management and negotiation · the skills to prepare for and foster cross-cultural business relationships · insight into how to work with, build and manage cross-cultural teams and business partnerships · the skills to identify, avoid and resolve potential sources of culturally-based misunderstanding and/or conflict in business situations, particularly in securing agreement, delivery and quality processes · the tools to prepare and execute value added business negotiations in a cross-cultural context in English · the knowledge to share and lead on cross-cultural interaction within organisations
Technical competences After successful completion of this module, students will be able to: · evaluate and continually develop their own cross-cultural and communication skills for effective negotiation · anticipate and address the cultural impact on business behaviours, processes and values · evaluate, compare and present cross-cultural business models and approaches in English in academic and professional contexts · independently research and further develop their knowledge of current trends in cross-cultural management for application in individual business situations
Personal competences After successful completion of this module, students will be able to: · reflect on and contribute to international and cross-cultural dialogue and co-operation in and beyond the business world · evaluate and develop their own negotiation and communication skills specifically · understand, analyse and respond effectively to different negotiation and communication styles
Social competences After successful completion of this module, students will be able to: · interact appropriately and effectively in culturally diverse environments · communicate appropriately in international academic and business settings · identify and implement strategies to develop synergies and co-operation · share their knowledge and experience to foster effective cross-cultural interaction
Contents · Globalization and regionalization in business · Culture: definitions and impact on business with a focus on decision-making, negotiation and relationship management · Cross-cultural management and leadership: theory, research and practice · Cross-cultural business communication and negotiation · Negotiation theory, strategy and tactics · Conflict avoidance, resolution and synergies
Methods of Teaching and Learning:
Literature: Reading and resources will be provided at the beginning of the course. |