This course provides an exploration of the concepts and principles underlying the operation of international finance and business. It covers various modules, including the international monetary system, international financial markets, international trade, foreign direct investment (FDI), globalization, international accounting, international risk management, and corporate social responsibility (CSR).

Modules

1. International Monetary System: This module focuses on the various monetary systems that exist in the world and how they impact international trade.
2. International Financial Markets: This module covers the workings of international financial markets such as foreign exchange, money markets, and capital markets.
3. International Trade: This module covers the theories and practices of international trade, including trade barriers, tariffs, and trade agreements.
4. Foreign Direct Investment: This module covers the various aspects of foreign direct investment, including entry strategies, investment financing, and risk management.
5. Globalization: This module focuses on the impact of globalization on international business and finance, including cultural differences and ethical considerations.
6. International Accounting: This module covers the principles and practices of international accounting, including financial statement analysis and international taxation.
7. International Risk Management: This module covers the identification, assessment, and management of risks associated with international business and finance, including political and economic risks.

Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR): This module focuses on the ethical and social responsibilities of businesses operating in an international context, including environmental and social issues.