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    • Welcome to the International Marketing General Discussion Forum.
      This forum is a space for students to ask questions, discuss course-related topics, share ideas and resources, and communicate with the instructor and classmates throughout the course.

      Please use this forum for general questions related to the course content, learning activities, assignments, and other academic matters

    • Dr. Anouar Bouima


      Assistant Professor
      Department of Commercial Sciences
      Faculty of Economics, Commerce and Management Sciences
      Ferhat Abbas University Sétif 1

      Field of specialization: Marketing

      Teaching and research interests: Digital Marketing, International Marketing, E-commerce, Brand Management, Entrepreneurship and Startups.

      Academic qualification: Ph.D. in Marketing

      Contact:

      Email: anouarramzy@gmail.com

      Students can contact the instructor through the Moodle platform or the course discussion forum

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    • International Marketing introduces students to the fundamental concepts and practices of marketing across national borders. The course examines how economic, political, legal, technological, social, and cultural environments influence international marketing decisions. It also helps students understand how companies analyze foreign markets and adapt their marketing strategies to different international contexts.

      Through theoretical content, practical examples, case studies, discussions, and quizzes, students will develop the ability to analyze international markets and apply appropriate marketing concepts to real-world situations

        • Faculté: Faculty of Economics, Commercial and Management Sciences

          Département: Commercial Sciences

          Université: Ferhat Abbas University Sétif 1

          Programme: Licence (L3) – Marketing

          Course Title: International Marketing

          Credits: 4

          Duration: 12–14 weeks

          Teaching Mode: Hybrid (Face-to-face + Online)

          Instructor: Dr. BOUIMA Anouar

          Contact: (anouarramzy@gmail.com / Moodle platform)

          Availability:

          Office hours :

          Sunday/ Monday 9H-12h

          Forum response:

          All questions related to the course must be posted in the dedicated forum so that all students benefit from the answers. Responses will be provided within 48 hours.

        • Evaluation is based on:

          Final Exam (written): covers all course content

          Continuous Assessment (TD):
          Case studies
          Exercises
          Participation
          ✔ Passing grade: ≥ 10/20

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    • General Objective
      Students will be able to analyze and design international marketing strategies in different global environments.
      Specific Objectives
      At the end of this course, students will be able to:
      Define international marketing and its characteristics
      Distinguish between domestic and international marketing
      Explain globalization and internationalization processes
      Identify motivations for international expansion
      Analyze macro-environment using PESTEL framework
      Evaluate cultural and social influences on consumer behavior
      Assess country risk and market attractiveness
      Apply theoretical knowledge to real-world case studies

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    • Section : Prerequisites | Drugs and Society 25-26 | Plateforme pédagogique  du centre

      Before starting the International Marketing course, students should have basic knowledge of:

      • Principles of Marketing
      • Consumer Behavior
      • Basic Economics

      These prerequisites will help students understand international marketing concepts and analyze marketing decisions in different international environments

    • This diagnostic test assesses the prerequisite knowledge required for the International Marketing course. It covers basic concepts in Principles of Marketing, Consumer Behavior, and Economics. Students should obtain at least 80% to demonstrate sufficient prerequisite knowledge. Students scoring below 80% are advised to review the prerequisite support materials before continuing the course

  • How to Create a Course Outline- A Step-by-step Guide

    • The International Marketing course is organized into eight interconnected modules. The course progresses from the fundamental concepts of international marketing to the analysis of international environments and markets, before addressing the main strategic decisions related to market entry, product, branding, pricing, distribution, logistics, promotion, and digital marketing. The following concept map provides an overview of the course structure

    • By the end of this chapter, students will be able to:

      • Define international marketing and explain its main characteristics.
      • Distinguish between domestic and international marketing.
      • Explain the concepts of globalization and internationalization.
      • Identify the main reasons for international market expansion.
      • Analyze the main risks and challenges of international marketing.
      • Apply the concepts learned to a real-world international marketing case
    • فتحت: السبت، 22 أغسطس 2026، 12:00 AM
      تستحق: الخميس، 29 أكتوبر 2026، 12:00 AM

      This assignment allows students to apply the main concepts introduced in Chapter 1: Introduction to International Marketing through the analysis of a real company operating in a foreign market.

    • Discussion Question:
      In your opinion, what is the most important difference between domestic marketing and international marketing?

      Give one real-world example of a company operating internationally to support your answer.

      Students are encouraged to read their classmates’ contributions and respond to at least one post

    • By the end of this chapter, students will be able to:

      • Apply the PESTEL framework to analyze international markets.
      • Analyze cultural and social factors influencing consumer behavior.
      • Evaluate political and legal factors affecting foreign markets.
      • Interpret economic indicators relevant to international marketing decisions.
      • Assess technological and environmental factors affecting global markets.
      • Identify opportunities and risks in different international environments.
      • Compare countries using PESTEL analysis
    • فتحت: السبت، 22 أغسطس 2026، 12:00 AM
      تستحق: الخميس، 29 أكتوبر 2026، 12:00 AM

      This assignment allows students to apply the PESTEL framework to analyze the international marketing environment of a selected foreign market and identify the main opportunities and risks for a company.

    • Discussion Question:
      Among the six PESTEL factors (Political, Economic, Social, Technological, Environmental, and Legal), which factor do you think has the greatest influence on a company's international marketing decisions?

      Justify your answer with one real-world example.

      Students are encouraged to comment on at least one classmate’s contribution

    • This exit test assesses your understanding of the main concepts covered in Chapters 1 and 2 of the International Marketing course. It includes questions on international marketing fundamentals and the international marketing environment (PESTEL)

      Instructions: Select the correct answer for each question.
      Number of questions: 6
      Total score: 6 points
      Recommended passing score: 60%

    • The Art of the Q and A” - David Otey — Engineer Your Speaking™

      This forum is dedicated to students’ questions related to the International Marketing course.
      Students may use this space to ask for clarification about course concepts, learning activities, assignments, assessments, or any difficulties encountered during the course.
      Questions and answers are shared with all participants so that everyone can benefit from the discussion.