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An optional course, "Geographical Aspects of Business" in the framework of the Bachelor of management program in theLomonosov Moscow State University Business School is setting the goal to introduce future discipline specialists with geographicaltopics of current interest for management and provide knowledge, skills and expertise of geospatial analysis and the use ofgeoinformation technologies in finding solutions to economic and managerial tasks. The students' feedback shows interest anddemand for such a course for management students. The course has an interdisciplinary links with the main subjects such asmarketing, public administration, visual communication, etc., and is based on the set of business cases dealing with Web-GISServices, LBS, Geomarketing, Spatial analysis, etc. Open Data and corporate geodata sets are used. The pragmatist approach isselected for successful accomplishment of the course's goal, which is based on using Web-GIS tools. The Geomixer – a free web-GIS product by the company SCANEX – is chosen to be one of them. The principle "I do – I analyze" helps to minimize thetheoretic constituent of the course improving the outcome of the classes. Owing to innovative methods of teaching, the educationalgoal of the course is achieved to the full scope despite the small number of allocated hours. The classes surely improve both thegeneral level of geographic competence of students and provide them with the skills to work with GIS. Such optional courses willundoubtedly contribute to the development of GIS-education in management administration

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GIS-Based Education Course for Bachelor of Management Program in the Lomonosov Moscow State University Business School