Course overview
This course is designed to give students a broad understanding of global accounting and finance issues and general exposure to different industries and doing business internationally. A blend of formal study and experiential learning will enhance students' knowledge of conducting business in an international market and an appreciation of cultural issues. Students will gain an understanding of international organisations through immersion in foreign countries and a mix of participation in academic seminars conducted by partner institutions, industry visits, research, and cultural activities. Each tour will generally be held over two or three weeks. Students will attend at least one pre-departure scheduled seminar and be expected to attend all scheduled activities on tour.
Course learning outcomes
- Reflect critically on and self-evaluate skills, capabilities and needs in relation to career preparation and early career performance.
- Demonstrate the ability to solve practical problems of organisation, travel and communication in another cultural context.
- Critically reflect on the influence of international and comparative perspectives on the way business is conducted.
- Evaluate, synthesise and critically analyse information from a wide variety of experiential learning sources and experiences and apply discipline knowledge to observed practice to develop creative solutions.
- Demonstrate good inter-personal and communication skills in both written and oral communication, working independently and as a member of a team.
- Exhibit curiosity, self-awareness and problem solving skills that will enable continuous learning and growth.