Course Description
Welcome to Global Strategic Management (GSM), a comprehensive course designed to provide university students with essential knowledge of strategic planning and competitive analysis. This course covers the formulation, implementation, and evaluation of business strategies to achieve long-term success.
Course Objectives
- Understand the principles of strategic management.
- Master the formulation and implementation of business strategies.
- Gain proficiency in competitive analysis and strategic planning.
- Learn to evaluate and adapt business strategies for long-term success.
Benefits for University Students
- Enhanced Understanding: Deepen your knowledge of strategic management, complementing your university studies and helping you excel in exams.
- Practical Skills: Gain practical skills essential for academic success and professional readiness in strategic management.
- Career Preparation: Prepare for careers in management consulting, strategic planning, and business development with a strong foundation in strategic management principles.
- Certification: Receive a certificate upon completion, recognizing your mastery of the course content.
Course Outline
- Introduction to Strategic Management
- Overview of strategic management principles
- The role of strategy in business
- Formulating Business Strategies
- Techniques for developing business strategies
- Strategic analysis and decision-making
- Implementing Strategies
- Translating strategies into actionable plans
- Managing resources and capabilities
- Competitive Analysis
- Analyzing competitive environments
- Identifying strategic opportunities and threats
- Evaluating and Adapting Strategies
- Monitoring and evaluating strategic performance
- Adapting strategies for continuous improvement
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General Disclaimer
The educational content provided is intended for informational purposes only. Certificates issued upon course completion recognize mastery of content but are not equivalent to formal academic degrees.