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This Global Experience Program is designed to enhance the understanding and value of international business through experiential engagement. Expanding knowledge about the world of global business by experiencing first-hand the impact of globalization and international trade. will set you apart in your career. Our focus is to broaden your cultural understanding and show you how to thrive in the unknown. Bennett says, "You never change your life until you step out of your comfort zone; change begins at the end of your comfort zone", and this program is designed to start you on your journey.
The main focuses of our program are:
- The global aspects of conducting business in Hungary, Slovakia, and the Czech Republic, with a focus on business in the broader E.U. markets
- Examines the current market conditions which influence business performance
- Provides the cultural offerings of several European cities and cultural centers (Hungary, Slovakia, and the Czech Republic) - nations with a rich and vibrant heritage
- Balanced coursework with site visits to renown companies (i.e.: VW, Black Rock, Siemens and more!!)
- Course is 6 weeks total:
- We begin online on May 17 with the lectures to prepare you for the tour.
- The majority of the contact hours in Hungary and Czech Republic begin May 23rd!
- Applications are accepted as first come, first served. Hurry, space is limited, apply for more details!
Enrollment
Hungary, Bratislava, and the Czech Republic - Global Experience Cities
Prague
Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic, is built along the Vltava River and is often called the "City of a Hundred Spires." Its historic center brings together Gothic churches, Baroque facades and medieval streets.
Old Town Square is known for its Astronomical Clock, while the statue-lined Charles Bridge connects the Old Town with the Lesser Town. Prague Castle overlooks the river and the city's distinctive rooftops.
Budapest
Budapest, Hungary's capital, stretches along both banks of the Danube, with historic Buda on the western bank and lively Pest on the east. The riverfront is framed by the Hungarian Parliament, the Chain Bridge, and the Castle District, creating one of Central Europe's best-known city views.
Visitors can explore Fisherman's Bastion, St. Stephen's Basilica, grand boulevards and historic thermal baths. The Danube riverbanks and the Buda Castle District are part of the UNESCO World Heritage listing.
Bratislava
Bratislava, Slovakia's capital, sits on the Danube close to Austria and Hungary. Its compact Old Town combines medieval lanes, pastel-colored buildings and lively squares. Above the river, Bratislava Castle is one of the city's best-known landmarks and offers broad views across the city and the Danube.
Bratislava also served as the coronation town of the Kingdom of Hungary for centuries, a history reflected in St. Martin's Cathedral and the historic coronation route.