MBA Multinational Management

The purpose of the multinational management major is to prepare MBAs for managerial, financial and consulting positions in which a sophisticated understanding of the multinational firm, the international competitive environment, and the cross-national political and social aspects of business is required. The major consists of courses on multinational management complemented by functional electives in the areas of finance, marketing, accounting, legal studies, public policy, real estate or healthcare management.

Requirements for the Major

The major consists of 4.5 credit units beyond the required curriculum (i.e. MGMT 611, MGMT 612). Only one credit unit of pass/fail coursework can be counted toward the major.

1. Required course (Between 0.5 cu and 1.0 cu)
   MGMT 611  Managing the Established Enterprise
   OR
   MGMT 612  Managing the Emerging Enterprise
2. At least 1.5 cu of Multinational Management electives (If  MGMT 875 is not offered, an international functional course — see (3) — may be substituted with approval of the advisor). MGMT 715  Political Environment of the Multinational Firm (0.5 cu)
   OR
   MGMT 720  Corporate Diplomacy
   MGMT 871   Advance Global Strategy (0.5 cu)
   MGMT 875   International Comparative Management
   MGMT 894   ASP for Multinational Management
3. Remaining credit units from any other international courses in Management, Finance, Marketing, OIDD, BEPP, Health Care or Legal Studies and Business Ethics. New course offerings, changes in offerings and changes in content make it impossible to provide a firm list of approved courses but the following is a list of courses that have typically been approved for the Multinational Management major:
   BEPP 789     Nations, Politics, and Markets
   FNCE 731     International Corporate Finance
   FNCE 732     International Banking
   HCMG 859   Comparative Health Care Systems
   HCMG 868   Private Sector Development in Global Health (0.5 cu)
   HCMG 890   Health Care Innovation in India
   LGST 802     Global Corporate Law and Management
   LGST 820     International Ethics
   LGST 830     Social Impact and Responsibility
   MGMT 788  Managing and Competing in China
   MGMT 809  Private Equity in Emerging Markets (0.5 cu)
   OIDD 673     Global Supply Chain Management (0.5 cu)
   REAL 705     Global Real Estate
   REAL 821     Real Estate Development
   REAL 890     International Real Estate Comparisons (0.5 cu)

Global Modular Courses, Advanced Study Projects or Independent Studies including MGMT 656 and Field Application Projects that are highly international in scope and pedagogical purpose.

INSEAD and LBS courses that are highly international in scope and pedagogical purpose may be included, with permission, if you receive a grade of 3 or 4.

Advisors: (for current Wharton Students only, Prospective students should contact the Admissions Office) Adrian Tschoegl;  Allison Elias
Telephone: 215.898.1149

For additional information or to apply visit the MBA website.