Study Guide

Learning outcomes

The student is able to
- communicate professional issues in international and multicultural groups
- organize international team work
- present alternative solutions to a project/case

Implementation and methods of teaching

This is an international intensive week primarily aimed at business students.

Timing and attendance

The course is implemented on 10-14 February 2020. Attendance is compulsory during the whole week (including also evening programme on some nights). Additionally, LAB students are required to act as hosts for the incoming foreign students and thus also be involved with the planning and organizing of the week.

Contents

This course is implemented as an international intensive business week. During the business week, you will work in multinational teams. Each team will run their own virtual business through a business simulation game that reflects real world business challenges and results. The aim is to practice your business, decision-making and problem solving skills, whilst also getting invaluable experience in working in an international team.

Additional information for students: previous knowledge etc.

NOTE! THIS COURSE IS WORTH 3 CREDITS! Preceding studies: basic knowledge in business administration. Note that the maximum number of LAB students for this course is limited to 10. Preference is given to students who are already on the final stages of their studies and are yet lacking international experience (no long student exchange included in the studies).

Assessment criteria

Assessment is based on active participation in the week.

Assessment scale

1-5