MGTECON 304 / 01 - Projects in International Development

Instructor(s):
John McMillan

Meeting Times:

TH

3:15 PM-6:15 PM

Units: 4

Course Description:
Working in teams, students will undertake an in-depth study of a practical topic in international development. The topics will vary, but the common theme will be the design of implementable mechanisms. Examples of what could fit are: new issues in microcredit; policy design for an oil-rich country to avoid the resource curse; the role of corporations in failed states. The class will meet for seminar-style discussions of relevant academic research and to review progress. The course will run under the auspices of the Center for Global Business and the Economy.

Appropriateness:	MBA and Sloan
Attendance:	Attendance is required
Capacity:	Capacity Limited to 20 students
Certificate Program:	GMP and PMP certificate course
Exams:	No Exam
Pass/Fail option:	P/F Not Allowed