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Argentina: Buenos Aires - Business Program (Intersession)
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Program Terms: Intersession
This program is currently not accepting applications.
PROGRAM COST Intersession
Dates / Deadlines:
Term Year App Deadline Decision Date Start Date End Date
Intersession 2013 10/31/2012 Expired Deadline** Rolling Admission 01/03/2013 01/18/2013
Intersession, 2013 NOTE: *Dates are tentative and subject to change

** Indicates rolling admission application process. Students will be immediately notified of acceptance into this program and be able to complete post-decision materials prior to the term's application deadline.

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Fact Sheet:
Language Requirement: None GPA: good academic standing
Professor(s): Dr. Denise Dimon, Dr. Linda Barkacs Internships: No
Disciplines offered: Business, Economics Accomodations: Hotel
Prerequisite(s): MGMT 300, FINA 300, MKTG 300 Program Advisor: Derek Brendel - dbrendel@sandiego.edu
Program Description:


    

 

PROGRAM LOCATION 

Buenos Aires (pop. 13 million) is well-known for its cultural diversity and dynamic atmosphere, making it one of South America's most elegant and vibrant cities.  The city's history revolves around the Western European immigrants whose descendants have preserved their influences since the 19th century by way of architecture, art, and style.  Buenos Aires has also adopted some more modern architectural styles, which provide a notable contrast to the city's deep-rooted traditions and history.

COURSE INFORMATION 

BUSN 494: International Management Consulting 
Professor: Dr. Denise Dimon

Fulfills: Elective for International Business major/minor; Elective for Business Administration major/minor; Elective for Management minor; Upper-division Business elective
Pre-requisite(s): MGMT 300, MKGT 300 & FINA 300


The international management practicum is a practice oriented, hands-on course which provides international strategic and consulting experiences of the cultures, markets, and business idiosyncrasies of the specific regions wherein projects and cases take place. The course will have students work in teams providing solutions to a business problem or strategic issue for a company or organization in Buenos Aires. During the course you will develop expertise on international consulting techniques, cultural specifics, practices, theories, and skills that are applicable to individuals and organizations seeking differentiated competitiveness in a global business environment. Then you will integrate your strategic thinking, creativity and analytical business tools to complete the project, and present your results to the clients in Buenos Aires. Prerequisites are MGMT 300, MKGT 300 and FINA 300. This course will count as: International Business Major and Minor elective, Business Administration Major an Minor elective, Management Minor elective, Upper division business elective.

Listing on your resume that you have done a consulting project for a company in another country will be a great addition!
 

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BUSN 377: Negociation in a Global Business Environment
Professor: Dr. Linda Barkacs

Fulfills: Elective for International Business major; Elective for Business Administration major
Pre-requisite(s): 60 units

Negotiation is a central skill in managing conflict, bridging cultural differences, exploring options, creating value, and distributing resources. Efforts to shape the goals, structures, and the direction of an organization are undertaken by individuals and groups who frequently hold diverse and competing perspectives. People use negotiation to address their differences and to influence outcomes. International law, geo-political considerations, methods and forums for resolving international disputes, cultural factors, and international standards for business conduct are crucial considerations for business people negotiating in the global marketplace. This course will explore the science and the art of negotiation. The science will be learned largely through readings and discussion of the readings. The art will be learned through experience and simulated negotiations.

COST

The cost for the program is $4,500 and includes 3 units of USD tuition, accommodations, international health insurance, breakfasts, company/site visits around the city and selected cultural activities.  Not included in the program price are additional meals, flight tickets, ground transportation to/from Buenos Aires airport, Iguazu excursion (if available), and spending money while abroad.  For a detailed description of program costs please see the Program Cost in the box at the top of this webpage. Click on the link which corresponds to the term you plan to study abroad.

Dr. Denise Dimon: dimon@sandiego.edu - Bio for Dr. Dimon

Dr. Linda Barkacs: lbarkacs@sandiego.edu - Bio for Dr. Barkacs

USD International Center Program Advisor - Derek Brendel: dbrendel@sandiego.edu

 All accepted program participants who withdraw from the program after the application due date are subject to the USD Intersession program refund policy.  Specific details on the refund policy may be found here: 
Summer / Intersession Program Refund Policy




 
This program is currently not accepting applications.