International Residency
The EMBA Class of 2002 tours Milan, Italy, during the International Business Residency part of the program.
Executive MBA students examine the field of international business and experience firsthand the challenges facing major corporations competing in a global economy. During a required eight-to-nine day study trip abroad, included in the program fees, students gain experience in identifying opportunities, understanding the challenges of global markets, and observing business practices in different cultures. The trip includes visits to overseas companies and participation in seminars and workshops relevant to international business practice and cultural understanding. In recent years, EMBA students visited China, Korea, United Kingdom, Hong Kong, Czech Republic, and Italy, and met with executives from S.C. Johnson, Rockwell Automation, Bosch, Kohler, Brady, Jaguar, General Motors, Bank One, and PricewaterhouseCoopers, Modine, and Hyundai.
The EMBA Class of 2002 tours Milan, Italy, during the International Business Residency part of the program.
Executive MBA students examine the field of international business and experience firsthand the challenges facing major corporations competing in a global economy. During a required eight-to-nine day study trip abroad, included in the program fees, students gain experience in identifying opportunities, understanding the challenges of global markets, and observing business practices in different cultures. The trip includes visits to overseas companies and participation in seminars and workshops relevant to international business practice and cultural understanding. In recent years, EMBA students visited China, Korea, United Kingdom, Hong Kong, Czech Republic, and Italy, and met with executives from S.C. Johnson, Rockwell Automation, Bosch, Kohler, Brady, Jaguar, General Motors, Bank One, and PricewaterhouseCoopers, Modine, and Hyundai.
