With an increasingly global perspective, today's business professionals must be well informed about international politics, business trends, cultural business practices, and economic factors. Every year the School of Business hosts the annual International Business program. A variety of presentations from worldwide business leaders gives students insight into a diverse range of topics shaping commerce around the world.
International Business minor
International Business Breakfast Series
Twice a year, the School of Business brings professionals with international expertise to Western New England College to engage students during the International Business Breakfast Series. The hour-long presentations touch on current international business issues that students will face in their careers. The program is open to public. Registration is required and the cost of the program is $15 (free for Western New England College students). Please email ibbseries@wnec.edu for registration information.
International Business Breakfast Series
International Business Travel Opportunities
The School of Business has dramatically increased the opportunities allotted to students to gain firsthand experience through overseas travel courses. These two to three week ventures include visits to local businesses, lectures from international business leaders, and personal interaction with working businesses in other countries. Trips take place during school vacation periods and are preceded by courses on campus during the semester. Recent destinations included Ireland, Spain, England, and China.
Upcoming travel destinations include:
- Guatemala, May 13-24, 2009
- England/Ireland, July 14 - August 4, 2009
- Eastern Europe (Prague/Budapest) - Fall 2009
Upcoming Events
International Business Breakfast - "Chasing a Dream: An Entrepreneurial Story in a Global Economy," presented by Paul Kozub, Creator and Founder of V-One Vodka, Wednesday, October 1, 2008, 7:30 a.m., Rivers Memorial Hall
Open to students, alumni, the College community, and the general public
$15.00 per person
No charge for Western New England College students
RSVP by September 26, 2008. Call 782-1231 or email ibbseries@wnec.edu