This workshop is designed as an interactive forum for faculty members and PhD students to exchange ideas, experiences, and best practices in teaching International Marketing. The session will include discussions on International Marketing course syllabi, teaching cases, reading lists, and a variety of interactive teaching methods.
Bringing “strategy” into the classroom is an art: the delivery must blend concepts with practice and reflect the contemporariness of the domain. This workshop will be useful to faculty members who are teaching International Business Strategy–related courses and scholars who wish to develop expertise for research work in this area.
Introduction Raj Aggarwal’s impressive publishing career spanned exactly 50 years, with his first publication appearing in 1975 and his last publication in 2025. Fittingly for an International Business scholar, his first two journal articles in 1975 were published in Columbia Journal of World Business and Management International Review, both discussing the [...]
This interactive session will provide a platform for established and emerging scholars to explore the latest trends in utilizing AI-powered tools to support International Business education. The event will include a panel discussion and interactive breakout sessions, fostering dialogue and collaboration among AIB members.
This online workshop aims to provide an interactive learning experience with discussion on the following topics: 1) Examples from a variety of international marketing course syllabi; 2) IM teaching at the undergraduate and graduate levels, employing real-world examples; 3) Teaching cases; 4) Reading lists.
This workshop aims to provide insights on the design and teaching of courses on International Business Strategy by providing a model course curriculum and an overview of its key pedagogic features. It will also cover aspects of evaluation and expected course outcomes.
This workshop aims to provide insights on the design and teaching of courses on International Business Strategy by providing a model course curriculum and an overview of its key pedagogic features. It will also cover aspects of evaluation and expected course outcomes.
This workshop, led by IIFT Professor K. Rangarajan, aims to provide insights on the design and teaching of courses on International Business Strategy by providing a model course curriculum and an overview of its key pedagogic features. This event will also cover aspects of evaluation and expected course outcomes.
If you are a doctoral student or a PhD supervisor, consider attending this webinar to learn about the AIB-CIBER Doctoral Academy – an opportunity for doctoral students to chart successful scholarly careers incorporating global competence.
About Our Students and Educators The first cohort of the AIB-CIBER Doctoral Academy is a truly global group: talented PhD researchers have joined the program from the USA, United Kingdom, South Africa, Italy, Malaysia, and Switzerland and represent Cardiff University, Georgia State University, Liberty University, Michigan State University, Temple University, Texas [...]
