The curriculum covers the nature and scope of international business, the impact of globalization, and the structure of the world economy. It explores international trade theories, balance of payments, trade barriers, and the role of international economic institutions such as the IMF, World Bank, and WTO. The course also focuses on regional trade blocs, economic integration, and emerging trends in global business. Special emphasis is given to India's international trade policies, foreign investment climate, and external sector reforms.
By the end of the course, learners will be able to analyse the external environment of international business, assess global opportunities and risks, and understand how macroeconomic and institutional factors shape business strategy across borders. This course lays the foundation for advanced study in international trade, finance, and marketing, and is essential for those aiming to build a career in global business operations.

The curriculum introduces the foundations of international marketing, including its scope, importance, and challenges. It explores market entry strategies, product planning and development, international pricing, promotion, and distribution channels. Students also gain insights into global market research, consumer behavior, export marketing documentation, and regulations governing international marketing. The course also addresses emerging trends such as digital marketing, sustainability, and global branding.
By the end of the course, learners will be able to develop marketing plans tailored to international markets, understand the complexities of cross-border consumer behavior, and manage global marketing operations effectively. This course is particularly valuable for those pursuing careers in export management, international sales, or global brand strategy, providing a strong foundation for navigating the competitive landscape of international business

The curriculum begins with an overview of the international monetary system and the functioning of foreign exchange markets. It covers essential topics such as exchange rate determination, currency convertibility, and the balance of payments. Learners explore international financial institutions, instruments, and markets including Eurocurrency markets, international bonds, and equity markets. The course also deals with financing of foreign trade, export credit insurance, international working capital management, and foreign direct investment (FDI) flows. Emphasis is placed on foreign exchange risk management through hedging techniques and derivatives.
By the end of the course, learners will be capable of making informed decisions on international financial transactions, managing exchange rate risks, and understanding the regulatory and institutional framework of global finance. The course is essential for students aiming for careers in international banking, trade finance, treasury management, and multinational corporate finance.