International Residency Focuses:
- Emerging markets
- Aligning corporate goals with local culture and governments
- Extending operations and brands globally
- Consumer trends in new markets
- Information technology challenges in a changing world
- Assessing competitiveness in manufacturing
- Intellectual property rights challenges
- International supply chains
- Sustainable development
- Technology development and innovation
- Market entry strategies
- International joint venture
During the second semester (spring) of the Executive MBA program, students embark on a two-week international residency. During this experience, you'll examine the cultural, legal, and economic aspects of each location you visit, gaining deeper knowledge of international business practices and cultures and how to effectively conduct business in a global setting.
During the last semester (fall) of the Executive MBA program, students have the option of participating in an additional four to five-day international residency to further develop the skills necessary for conducting business in a global market. An additional program fee is associated with this trip.
During the third semester (summer) of the Executive MBA program, students have the option of participating in a three to four-day tour of top technology giants, start-ups, and venture capitalists at a tech hub in the U.S. Insights from the trip will benefit their work on the capstone project. An additional program fee is associated with this trip.