Internationalisation at home

If you are studying alongside your job, there is one thing you certainly don't have enough of - TIME. However, to ensure that our part-time students do not have to miss out on valuable international experience, the Department of Business offers intensive summer courses focussing on intercultural communication. These take place on two intensive weekends in July, similar to the study programmes during the year.

 

We bring career & intercultural experience together!

Our organisation team puts a lot of effort into designing these intensive summer courses. The aim is to improve language skills, familiarise students with the culture of the respective country and gain valuable insights into business practice. In order to achieve these goals and provide our part-time students with equivalent experiences, experts from abroad are brought to Eisenstadt especially for this purpose and the lessons - in contrast to regular lessons - are enriched as a workshop with many playful design elements.

While full-time students gain intercultural experience abroad, part-time students explore cultural highlights in their own country. For example, a tour of the Russian Orthodox Church and other Russian sights in Vienna is organised in Russian.

In order to consolidate the exercise, it is possible to summarise it again afterwards - in Russian, of course.

For Croatian learners in Burgenland, a visit to the ORF ethnic group editorial office in Eisenstadt is of course on the programme.

Depending on the foreign language chosen, the sightseeing tour can also be moved to the respective country, for example to Sopron or Brno, as part of a short excursion.

After such a tour, the stomach usually growls. Typical local restaurants and dishes are on the programme, as are visits to shops and cultural institutions. After all, cuisine, traditions and customs are essential components of any culture.

 

Information on the Bachelor's degree programme "International Business Relations" can be found here.

 


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