Designing study abroad programs for competitive future graduates

Event Location / Date(s)

2015 AIB US Southeast Annual Conference International Trade, Supply Chains, and Emerging Markets/Savannah, GA

Event Name / Location

2015 AIB US Southeast Annual Conference International Trade, Supply Chains, and Emerging Markets

Presentation Date

11-14-2015

Document Type

Conference Proceeding

Presenter(s) / Author(s)

Reccia N. Charles, St. George's University
Michael Tyler, Barry University
Sheron Lawson, McPherson College
Ruth Clarke, Nova Southeastern UniversityFollow

Description

Employers want applicants who have international experience; studying abroad have been conceived by universities as the solution. This panel will address if the traditional format of a semester, a week or the newly evolved summer programs can adequately meet the workplace needs. Essentially the panelists will outline the advantages of studying international business abroad as well as the best time for student students to study abroad. The panelists will also try to address where should an international business student study abroad along with what is the best balance of cultural and academic content needed in a study abroad program. Bearing the aforementioned points in mind and utilizing open forum discussion to discuss and exchange ideas the panel will ultimately seek to answer: What is the best program type – university-based or university-sanctioned private programs or solo student travels?

First Page

58

Last Page

59

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NSUWorks Citation

Charles, Reccia N.; Tyler, Michael; Lawson, Sheron; and Clarke, Ruth, "Designing study abroad programs for competitive future graduates" (2015). HCBE Faculty Presentations. 590.
https://nsuworks.nova.edu/hcbe_facpres/590