Managing Projects Across Cultures and Geographies

Brandeis University Rabb School of Continuing Studies
Waltham, Massachusetts, United States

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Course Description:

'' Using concepts and methodologies from cultural anthropology and project management, this course will provide students with a framework for identifying, describing and comparing cultural knowledge that is relevant to project management. Students will learn how to anticipate and recognize cultural misunderstanding, and how to take specific steps toward dealing with cross-cultural dynamics. Concepts, methods and issues relevant to project management will be taught through lectures and in-class exercises. Students will also carry out directed research on a real world case of project management in a multicultural environment. In so doing, students will produce a portfolio of their work, which may be taken into the work setting. ...''

Elements of this syllabus are subject to change.

Phone:781.736.8787

School Address:

Brandeis University
Rabb School of Continuing Studies
Division of Graduate Professional Studies
MS 084, P.O. Box 549110
415 South Street
Waltham, MA 02454-9110
USA

Jobs & Resumes: Waltham
Houses & Roommates: Waltham

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