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International Business Major at Pennsylvania State University Altoona

Monday, February 2nd, 2009

As the world shrinks, the demand for decision-makers versed in the culture and language of other countries grows. To fill this need, the Penn State Board of Trustees in 2001 approved creation of an International Business degree program at Penn State Erie.

International Business is a dual-degree program. The International Business curriculum emphasizes the knowledge and the skills required to accomplish organizational objectives while coordinating human, material, information, and financial resources across national boundaries. A second School of Business major adds depth of business knowledge (you can choose Accounting, Business Economics, Economics, Finance, Management, Management Information Systems, or Marketing). With careful planning, the program can be completed in four years.

A required study abroad component is distinct to the International Business major. Penn State offers 130 study programs in forty-two countries-from Aberystwyth, Wales to Wellington, New Zealand-through a variety of organizations. Programs vary in length from spring break to a full year abroad. An international programs adviser is available to help students make the selection that best meets their educational needs.

This past summer, a study abroad opportunity to China was available. Dr. Kenneth Louie was the Instructor. The Study Abroad flyer tells you about what students learned and estimated costs. The Study Abroad brochure gives you a course overview, deadlines, and how this course will increase your understanding of China and its impact on the world and its economy.

Business Pathway Certificate at Lithuania Christian College Lithuania

Monday, February 2nd, 2009

This course is designed for mature students who wish to prepare for entry onto a degree or HND course in business accounting, business banking, human resource management, economics, finance, management, marketing or leisure and tourism. Successful completion of the course guarantees a place on a range of business-related HND or degree courses starting in September or February each year. We aim to provide you with the skills and confidence necessary to benefit from higher education.

Course structure

The course comprises two taught modules:
Communication and Study Skills- this develops your writing and research skills. You will have the opportunity to sit in on appropriate degree classes
and sample different types of assessment.
Numeracy and IT- this enables you to refresh your mathematical skills and
provides you with an introduction to the use of IT.

Teaching, learning and assessment

Lectures will be used to provide you with information, often using case studies and examples, which are explored further through seminars. In seminars you take part in discussions, teamwork and problem-solving exercises. You will also be given opportunity for wider reading and individual research. Assessment is based on in-course and time-constrained assignments, including a mini-project and a skills portfolio. Various types of assessment will be used, including individual, group and oral presentations.

Career opportunities

Most of our graduates go on to take an HND or a degree course in the business area.

Business Foundation Certificate at London Guildhall University

Monday, February 2nd, 2009

This course is designed to prepare you for level 1 study on a degree or HND course in accounting, banking, business, human resource management, economics, finance, management, marketing, leisure and tourism. It has been designed for those students who have completed their study at A2/AVCE level, but who have not achieved the grades necessary for direct undergraduate entry. Successful completion of the course guarantees you a place on a range of HND and degree courses at London Metropolitan University (starting in September or February each year).

Course structure

The course comprises three modules:
Contemporary Issues in Business- this makes you aware of how topical issues in business can be researched through a variety of media.
Extensive use is made of case study material and topical articles from the press and other media. As well as making you familiar with debates in
the area of business, this module will help you appreciate the different
subject areas available for f urther study
Handling Numerical Data- this enables you to develop your skills in analysing numerical data, so that conclusions can be drawn and decisions made
Research and Study Skills- this develops your skills in research, critical assessment, and analysis of source material and communication of results to an academic audience in both written and oral form

Teaching, learning and assessment

Methods used include lectures, case studies and seminars, which involve discussions, teamwork and problem-solving exercises. You will also be given the opportunity for wider reading and individual research. Assessments are intended to enhance your understanding of the subject and prepare you for the range of assessments you can expect on future HND and degree courses. Methods include portfolios of coursework, reports, presentations, unseen examinations and projects.

Career opportunities

Successful students can continue with their studies on an HND or degree programme in business or related subjects.

B.S. in Business at Lebanese American University

Monday, February 2nd, 2009

The Major equips students with the professional skills in: accounting, banking and finance, management information systems, economics, and management and marketing; enabling graduates to find entry-level jobs in the world of business, finance, and government. The Program also serves as a rigorous preparation for Graduate study in business administration, and other fields.

The Bachelor of Science Degree may be obtained at the Beirut and Byblos campuses in: Accounting, Banking and Finance, Man-agement Information Systems, Economics, Family and Entrepreneu-rial Business Management, Hospitality Management, International Business, Management, and Marketing.
Major Learning Outcomes

Graduates in the Bachelor of Science in Business Studies will be able to do the following:
Work with their peers to solve relatively complex business problems, using the appropriate technologies and decision-making tools, within their respective areas of concentration, and communicate their decisions both written and orally.
Possess an understanding of their ethical, and social, respon-sibilities in the global marketplace.
Have an understanding of the global impact of economic con-ditions, and cultural dimensions, on their respective areas of concentration.
Core Requirements: 30 credits.Number Course Cr
ACC201 Principles of Accounting I 3
ACC202 Principles of Accounting II 3
BUS203 Business Law 3
ECO201 Microeconomics 3
ECO202 Macroeconomics 3
FIN301 Managerial Finance 3
MGT201 Introduction to Management 3
MIS211 Management Information Systems I 3
MKT201 Introduction to Marketing 3
STA201 Business Statistics 3

Bachelor of Business Administration at South Carelian Polytechnic

Sunday, February 1st, 2009

The language of instruction is English. Placements and student exchanges also allow for some studies to be taken in languages such as Russian, German and Finnish.

Duration and extent of studies:
3.5 years
210 cu, including 30 cu of placement

Respected degree, wonderful environment
The degree programme in International Business programme provides students with first-rate theoretical skills in international business, as well as versatile problem-solving and social skills in an intercultural environment.

Saimaa University of Applied Sciences collaborates with many universities throughout Europe and Asia. Our degree also offers a possibility to focus on the rapidly growing sector of international business with Russia. The degree from here is well-recognised and respected. The host city of Lappeenranta offers surroundings with fresh air, beautiful nature and especially the wonderful Lake Saimaa, which gave its name to our university.

Special characteristics of international business with Russia
The studies prepare you for diverse aspects of international business operations. Additionally, the degree programme in International Business provides exceptional opportunity to focus on the special characteristics of Russian trade.

Foreign languages, culture and internationalisation form an essential part of the programme. The content of the studies corresponds to labour market needs, and some courses are completed in genuine workplace projects.

Support is provided by an international peer group during studies and leisure time. The relationship between our students and lecturers is open and interactive.

Language and cultural studies
Language and cultural studies form an essential part of the programme. Studying in English provides the students with professional, business-oriented English language skills. In addition, at least one foreign language should be chosen from the university’s elective languages.

Contents:
– basic business skills: marketing, finance, management and entrepreneurship
– core competences: international business, international marketing, logistics, culture and language studies
– all learning modules offer opportunities for specialising in business with Russia

Competences
Basic Business Skills
International Business
Language and Cross Cultural Competence
Logistics
International Marketing

All five core competence areas include compulsory, optional and elective studies, chosen by students in line with their own orientations.

Each of the five areas offers opportunities for specialising in Russian business, language and culture.

International Business Degree at University Of Toledo

Saturday, January 31st, 2009

International Business at UT

Firms worldwide are depending more on international trade, creating a need for graduates with global communication and business skills. International business majors gain a strong understanding of how global business has evolved and made an impact on worldwide competition.

UT’s international business program was ranked as the 16th best in the nation by The Journal of International Business Studies. Our program helps students focus their degree by combining international business practices with foundations in marketing, finance, management, e-business, supply chain management or information systems. Knowledge of other cultures is crucial, therefore students are required to show they are competent in a foreign language and encouraged to study related fields like geography, political science and economics.

Students are urged to participate in a study abroad program, of which UT has more than 80 to choose. Finally, students can gain real-world experience through numerous internship opportunities that often lead to full-time positions. This lets students work with professionals in international business while earning college credit and money.
What to expect when you graduate

Today’s global business systems are growing rapidly, creating a need for graduates with knowledge and skills about international business in import/export firms, government and industry agencies involved in international trade and economic development, financial institutions, manufacturing firms, and multinational corporations in the United States and abroad.

Career Opportunities Master of Business Administration at Kaplan University

Friday, January 30th, 2009

What Are the Career Opportunities?
You could pursue executive-level management roles at medium to large organizations with an MBA degree. As a graduate of this program, you may qualify to apply for high-level employment opportunities in finance, marketing, operations, management of information systems, or human resources.* On average, full-time workers who attain a master’s degree have significantly lower unemployment rates and earn more than those with a bachelor’s degree.
General Program: This core program focuses on essential business knowledge and critical skills like finance, management, marketing, and strategy. Gain an understanding of business operations, corporate leadership, analysis, and planning. Graduates can pursue a wide range of corporate career opportunities in both the public and private sectors.

Courses include:
Financial Management
Marketing Management
Corporate Social Responsibility
Management and Decision Making
Designing, Improving, and Implementing Processes
Leadership Strategies for a Changing World

International Business at University Of Akron

Tuesday, January 27th, 2009

International Business Fundamentals

The dynamic changes in the world’s physical, political, economic and cultural environments have created new market opportunities for business firms and enterprises.
Core curriculum includes:
economics
accounting
finance
business law
marketing
Special focus on:
multinational corporations
international business practices
international business finance, management and marketing
Tailor your program in one of two areas:
global interdisciplinary
foreign language
Program emphasizes the competencies companies want:
communication
ethics
interpersonal
leadership
problem-solving
teamwork skills
Our Faculty
are innovative
use case studies, seminar presentations and skills performance to bring business world to life