CHNS 3225

Chinese Culture and Strategic Principles: The Art of War for Managerial Success

Marquette University · UGRD · Fall 2026

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Explores The Art of War by Sun Tzu as both a classic of Chinese culture and a foundational text in strategic thought for today’s managerial field. Sun Tzu provides principles that apply across generations, emphasizing the power of thorough planning, strategic adaptability, and skillful resource management. Sun Tzu’s ideas reveal foundational aspects of Chinese philosophy and culture, and these principles can be applied to self-life management and achieve organizational goals. Study Chinese cultural perspectives on strategy with an exploration of contemporary management strategies, revealing practical methods for applying ancient wisdom to personal inspired intelligence and modern management. Explore the profound differences between Eastern and Western cultural and strategic management frameworks., uncovering conceptual links that enhance strategic thinking and decision-making. Gain an enriched understanding of Chinese culture and wisdom through the study of Sun Tzu’s strategies, and of how use them as tools for managerial success in the new millennium. Taught in English.

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Class #marquette-0645Fall 2026UGRD3 credits
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