The course titled "Cross-Cultural Communications in Business Environment" is designed to furnish students with the requisite knowledge and competencies essential for proficiently managing and navigating communication within varied cultural contexts, particularly within the realm of international commerce. The curriculum encompasses the foundational theories underpinning cross-cultural communication, scrutinizes the influence of cultural disparities on business operations, and investigates methodologies for mitigating cultural misunderstandings in multinational settings. Particular attention is directed towards comprehending business etiquette, negotiation strategies, leadership paradigms, and decision-making frameworks across disparate cultural environments, specifically emphasizing interactions between China and Russia.

Through the examination of real-world business scenarios, engagement in simulations, and the analysis of cultural dimensions, students will acquire a profound understanding of how cultural values and practices shape communication within the sphere of international business. This educational experience will equip them to function effectively within multicultural te

- International Business Manager. Be responsible for overseeing business operations in different countries, managing global teams, and ensuring smooth communication across cultural boundaries;
- Global Marketing Specialist. Develop marketing strategies tailored to diverse cultural markets, creating campaigns that resonate with local audiences while maintaining a global brand identity;
- Diplomatic or Governmental Advisor. Advise on international relations, cultural diplomacy, and foreign policy, particularly in contexts where cultural sensitivity is crucial for negotiations and alliances;
- Cross-Cultural Consultant. Provide expert advice to multinational corporations on how to navigate cultural differences in business practices, negotiations, and leadership to ensure global success
and many other career opportunities at international business