Track 1: International Management (from a European Perspective)Three one-week long courses covering the following subjects:
- Week 1: Global Talent Management
- Week 2: Global Marketing
- Week 3: Offshoring and Outsourcing
Track 2: International Management (from a European Perspective)Three one-week long courses covering the following subjects:
- Week 1: How to manage a diverse workforce in a European environment - International Human Resource Management
- Week 2: International Financial Management
- Week 3: Global Marketing
Both tracks consist of a total of 75 contact hours (9 ECTS) and are taught mainly in the mornings. The language of instruction of the Graduate Program is English.
Period
01-08-2011 - 19-08-2011 (3 weeks)
Target group
Application requirements for the Graduate Program are current enrollment in a Master's Program or equivalent, with a focus on business administration/economics, and / or a Bachelor's Degree in a Business major, as well as excellent English language skills .
Course aim
The main objective of the program is not to provide basic knowledge, but to deepen specific knowledge in business. In order to practice applying the acquired theoretical knowledge to real-life situations, courses also include practical assignments and projects.
Credits
9.0 ECTS credits
Course fee
EUR 1530 Program fee
EUR 800 Full tuition
Course leader
The three-week Graduate Program on International Management is taught by highly qualified guest lecturers of WU partner universities.
Scholarships
Students living and studying in the countries listed below can apply for a WU scholarship and will then only have to pay a reduced program and tuition fee ("special fee"). Please note that the number of scholarships is limited and that students
Vienna University of Economics and Business
Address: International Office Augasse 2-6
Postal code: 1090
City: Vienna
Country: Austria
Website: http://www.wu.ac.at/io/incomings/isuwien
E-mail: isuwu@wu.ac.at
Phone: +43-1-31336-4974
Graduate Program August (August 1-19, 2011)Track 1: International Management (from a European Perspective)Track 2: International Management (from a European Perspective)
