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Global
Studies Courses 2007-8
Doing
Business in South Africa (Summer I)
South
Africa’s post-apartheid
governments have made impressive
forays into transitioning to
democracy for all.
Programs delivering essential
social services to the majority
of South African people are in
effect, and access to better
education and business
opportunities are legitimate.
Nevertheless, such changes
insist on a long-term process
and require the sustained
leadership and cooperation among
the nation's disparate groups.
South
Africa can be described as
having two economies; one that
is as strong as any developed
country, and another that is
uneven and poor. This
class will examine how the two
coexist, the financial
structures that sustain the
country, and the industries that
give promise to the country.
Application
available here.
This course is now full. If you
would like to be added to the waitlist, you
can apply by emailing
your application to the
Center for Global Business Education.
Faculty:
Dr. Hank Boyd
Cities: Johannesburg
and Cape Town
Pre-departure meeting schedule:
April 13: 1:30 - 6:00PM, Van Munching Hall
April 20: 2:00 -
6:00PM, Van Munching Hall
April 27: 2:00 -
6:00PM, Van Munching Hall
Overseas Visit:
Anticipated:
Depart US evening
May 21 to arrive
Saturday – return Sunday
June 1, 2008
Tuition: $5300 + BMGT fees
Note: Tuition includes hotel, local transportation,
and some meals; does not include airfare
Please review
the
World Citizens Guide, from
Business for Diplomatic Action
prior to departure.
For more information, please contact
Lisa
Barnard.
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