As the Chinese economy grows, so too does its importance in the global marketplace. Effectively engaging with China’s business and economy require a diverse set of skills, including a thorough understanding of Chinese history, society and culture, and how these influence contemporary business practices. This unit introduces students to Chinese social, political, legal and economic systems. It examines the business environment with a focus on developing practical skills and knowledge of Chinese business practices, including business culture and communications, business negotiation, organisational structure, and decision making. The unit focuses on providing a deeper understanding of China, taking a broader holistic view by engaging multidisciplinary expertise to further enhance graduate capabilities in working in China and/or negotiating with Chinese businesses.
On successful completion of this unit, students will be able to:
Selected journal articles and contemporary international business case studies sourced from international business journals, including: The Economist, Asia Pacific Business Review, Journal of Asia-Pacific Business.
This unit is not compulsory for any specific course. Depending on the course you study, this unit may be taken as an elective.