Multinational Management

[mark2034]

hi all i am enquiring to take this course its called Bus 2207 Multinational Management which is 3 credit course does any institution offer this course . anyone here have information kindly reply me thank you 



regards
Mark

[MNomadic]

Try not to make multiple duplicate posts of the same subject across multiple sub-forums.

[mark2034]

noted i am confused .

[bjcheung77]

noted i am confused .

Yes, I am confused too. You're not the only one who is confused why you're posting multiple times in different sub-forums of this board the same question over and over. Even if you're in a rush to get an answer, just be patient and wait for someone who can assist...

And for your information, course names will be different, you need to provide more details, like which school are you currently attending and if that school accepts ACE/NCCRS or community college credit transfers, etc... more details helps us help you...

[dfrecore]

I'm sure thousands of schools offer it (although it might be called International Business or Globalization and International Management or Management in the Global Economy or any number of things.

Does it need to be a course? At an RA school? Are you looking for a decent price, or speed, or timing, or self-paced, or what? Does it need to be UL? Can it be through an ACE provider? You need to give us more information so we can help you.

[freeloader]

A quick google search for the phrase “BUS 2207 Multinational Management” strongly suggests that OP is asking about a course at and/or it’s equivalent at UPeople.

[mark2034]

hi all i am enquiring to take this course its called Bus 2207 Multinational Management which is 3 credit course My school university of people accept credit transfer it can be thru ace provider l am looking from an online school. I just need complete to this module only  timing can be like 1 month or 2 month duration .  I really thank all of you here for your kind replies. 

Please note the following:

The course(s) i wish to transfer must come from an accredited post-secondary institution recognized by the U.S. Department of Education.
Credit for courses from universities outside the US requires a review by an established foreign evaluation services : http://naces.org/members.html

regards
Mark

[wow]

Mark, is there a specific reason you don't want to take this course at UoPeople? That would probably be your best and cheapest option. In my experience, UoPeople is great about taking transfer credits for general education requirements, but not for specific classes in one's major or plan of study. You would need the name and syllabus of the course to match almost exactly. I think you would have a hard time finding the same course at another school.

But ... have you tried the UoPeople reddit group? I think they could be of more help. Or even other students on the UoPeople Yammer.