This subject offers students the opportunity to integrate previous learning in international business and management and to assess theory, practice and multicultural skills via a short, intensive field study in a foreign country. Completion of the subject allows credit by substitution for the subject 21532 Applied International Business in the International Business major. Students are expected to demonstrate an ability to research independently and in syndicates in a mature and highly competent manner before being accepted into the subject. Formal class sessions are limited.

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