Disney English: Mason School of Business students visit “Disney English” in Shanghai, where English is taught to Chinese children
Photo by Samuel Aldrich, MBA Candidate 2012
Bright: Chinese lanterns at a shrine.
Photo by Samuel Aldrich, MBA Candidate 2012
Chinese label: Students enjoy American sodas in China.
Photo by Samuel Aldrich, MBA Candidate 2012
Billions served: The McDonald’s logo is just as recognizable in Mandarin.
Photo by Samuel Aldrich, MBA Candidate 2012
Great Wall: Flex MBA students visited Chinese cultural icons as well as modern businesses.
Photo by Samuel Aldrich, MBA Candidate 2012
Global Business Education - Beyond the Classroom
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Experiential learning is what our Flex MBA Program is all about. Our international courses help students experience global business management first-hand.
As part of our elective offerings, Flex MBA students may enroll in one or more international courses that include travel abroad. Quite different from a traditional part-time MBA program, the Flex MBA Program allows students to stretch the boundaries of the classroom and expand their professional portfolios.
Not Your Typical Part-Time MBA Program
Flex MBA faculty members understand how important it is for business students to have experiences with global analysis and cultural immersion, as the world of business continues to shrink.
Primary objectives for professors teaching international business courses include:
- Introducing students to the interactive concepts of business decision making in the global environment
- Enabling students to understand cultural issues at the corporate, national, and transnational levels
- Providing insights on effective decision making in unfamiliar or cross-cultural settings
Other international destinations available to Flex MBA students are Brazil, India, and Southeast Asia.
