International Business Study Course
Study Subjects Delivered in English (Spring)
The course is designed for undergraduate students who study full time or come on exchange programmes to the Faculty of Business. Exchange students have to choose 24 ECTS in core subjects and free electives according to the needs of their study plans.
Students have to select whole module (15 ECTS)
| Course code | Module title | ECTS credits | Annotation |
| 49180 | E.business organization** | 15 | The study module aims to provide knowledge about e-business management and improve e-business planning and organisation skills by creating relevant and inclusive content, using modern technological tools, computer software, applying modern sales channels, technologically advanced payment methods. |
| E.business Legal Environment * | 4 | The aim is to provide students with the knowledge and develop the skills to understand e-business legal regulation, acquiring knowledge of various regulatory areas, ability to analyse the international business environment. | |
| E.business Projects* | 3 | The aim is to provide knowledge about e-business management and improve e-business planning and organisation skills by creating relevant and inclusive content, using modern technological tools, computer software, applying modern sales channels, technologically advanced payment methods | |
| E.marketing* | 4 | The aim is to provide students knowledge about expanding e-business and the sales in both domestic and foreign markets, ability to select appropriate e-marketing communication tools and apply them to a specific business case. | |
| Market Research* | 4 | The aim is to provide students with the knowledge and ability to apply the theoretical knowledge in developing e-business solutions for the international market, ability to perform applied research for solving specific business problems, plan the possibilities of international business development. | |
| 25410 | Business Management** | 15 | The module aims to create prerequisites for students to acquire knowledge of the principles of business management; develop the ability to assess the factors that affect the performance and the conditions that determine the decision-making situation; formulate and select the most appropriate solutions in a specific situation to ensure rational and high-quality business management processes. After completing the module, the International Business student will have acquired general knowledge of management, marketing, accounting and financial sciences. |
| Management* | 7* | The aim is to provide students with the knowledge and develop the skills to apply the principles of quality management; carry out a situational analysis to anticipate favourable circumstances and potential threats; assess the strengths and weaknesses of the enterprise performance, and be able to make and argue for the solutions to a specific problem. | |
| Marketing* | 4* | The aim is to provide students with the knowledge and develop the skills to assess changes in the changing business environment, apply market segmentation and positioning, and be able to select the appropriate marketing tools, material and financial resources for decision-making in business development. | |
| Business Accounting* | 4* | The aim is to provide students with the knowledge and develop the skills to apply the principles of organising accounting; analyse and evaluate factors and conditions affecting the performance of a business enterprise while managing the accounting process | |
| 52427 | International Business Process Simulation | 6 | The aim of International Business Process Simulation to precondition the acquisition of practical skills and the ability to apply them in analysing and organising the activities of a business enterprise. After studying the student will be able to analyse and evaluate the global business environment, understand the principles of international business management and the processes taking place in a business enterprise; acquire the skills of planning and organising business activities; apply market research methods and modern technical/technological tools while communicating in the mother tongue and a foreign language; and be able to propose reasonable solutions to the problems of the international business of a business enterprise. |
*module components
**Whole module
For more information, please, contact:
Kristina Kavaliauskaitė, International Coordinator
Faculty of Business, KK
Pramonės pr. 20, LT 50468, Kaunas, Lithuania
E-mail: kristina.kavaliauskaite@go.kauko.lt ; Phone: +370 37 75 11 46
