BUSI 365 Global Industries and Operations Sample Papers, Week by Week

Liberty University · BS in Business Administration · Business and accounting · Updated

BUSI 365 studies how global industries are organized and run: the drivers that push industries toward globalization, multinational logistics, global marketing, international sourcing, the structure of multinational organizations, and profiles of particular industries. The samples below follow a group's posts through all eight forums, from industry drivers to the automotive and pharmaceutical industries, and a Global Industry Project on the semiconductor industry.

CourseBUSI 365 Global Industries and Operations (BUSI365)
Credit hours3
ProgramBS in Business Administration
Length8 Module/Weeks, online
Weeks with written work8 of 8
Samples on this site8 week sample papers
SourcesLiberty's 2026-2027 catalog and the published BUSI 365 course guide
UpdatedOctober 2026

What BUSI 365 covers

Groups research the assigned questions each module/week and post a group thread of at least 150 words by Friday, then replies of at least 100 words by Monday, drawing on globalEDGE learning modules on industry drivers, logistics, marketing, sourcing and organizational structure, and on the industry profiles assigned in Modules/Weeks 6 to 8.

The Global Industry Project, due Friday of Module/Week 8 for 200 points, investigates one global industry's structure, characteristics and issues in 10 pages with 10 references and closes with how a Christian manager working in the global arena can be in the world but not of it.

Liberty's 2026-2027 catalog describes BUSI 365 Global Industries and Operations this way:
An introduction to the organizational and operational dynamics of the various global industries and their rapidly growing importance to the world's national economics and governments. Various aspects of the industries will be explored.

BUSI 365 week by week, with the sample for each

WeekWritten work in the course guidePointsSample
Week 1Group Discussion Board Forum 1100Read the Week 1 sample
Week 2Group Discussion Board Forum 2100Read the Week 2 sample
Week 3Group Discussion Board Forum 3100Read the Week 3 sample
Week 4Group Discussion Board Forum 4100Read the Week 4 sample
Week 5Group Discussion Board Forum 5100Read the Week 5 sample
Week 6Group Discussion Board Forum 6100Read the Week 6 sample
Week 7Group Discussion Board Forum 7100Read the Week 7 sample
Week 8Global Industry Project (Group Discussion Board Forum 8 also due)200Read the Week 8 sample

Where BUSI 365 papers lose points

BUSI 365 posts lose points when group threads answer the questions with general statements instead of evidence about real industries, when replies fall under 100 words, and when the Global Industry Project describes an industry without analyzing its structure and issues or treats the closing Christian perspective as an afterthought.

Using a BUSI 365 sample well

The samples draw on research on semiglobalization and regional strategy, time as a trade barrier and containerization, marketing standardization and brand globalness, global value chain governance, multinational network structures and subsidiary roles, and the automotive, pharmaceutical and semiconductor industries, with Michigan State University's globalEDGE modules.

BUSI 365 questions, answered

What are the BUSI 365 group discussion forums?

Eight weekly forums in which each group researches assigned questions and posts a thread of at least 150 words by Friday, with replies of at least 100 words due Monday.

How long is the BUSI 365 Global Industry Project?

Ten pages with ten references on one global industry's structure, characteristics and issues, due Friday of Module/Week 8 and worth 200 points.

What learning materials does BUSI 365 use?

Michigan State University's globalEDGE learning modules on industry drivers, logistics, global marketing, sourcing and organizational structure, plus globalEDGE industry profiles.

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