BSc in Business, Asian Language and Culture - Asian Studies Programme
The Asian Studies Programme (ASP) deals with key concerns of today's business managers, such as global competition, increasing outsourcing of goods and services and the changing framework of global, political and economic governance.
The programme enables students to analyse and understand international business in specific Asian economics, diversity and cross-cultural issues, and it simultaneously teaches practical language skills in Japanese or Chinese. The programme's courses are therefore interdisciplinary, integrated and focused on an overall theme.
Studying in China or Japan
The study environment at ASP is highly international. It is a small programme characterised by active and dedicated students.
Since neither Chinese nor Japanese are easily acquired languages, successful ASP students spend 40 hours a week studying, including classroom work, lectures, teamwork and independent studies. The programme has formal exchange agreements with universities in China and Japan, and all students are encouraged to study abroad for one semester.
International qualifications
The most important qualifications possessed by ASP graduates are the ability to:
- conduct comparative analyses and examinations of international businesses or organisations and their activities in a dynamic global environment
- specify internal and external organisational communication tasks that enhance organisational success
- formulate goals for Asian related companies and organisations based upon qualitative/quantitative analyses, and manage teamwork in groups for the successful implementation of the stated goals.
Taking on New Fields
ASP offers an opportunity to become qualified for business and related careers in global or internationally-oriented companies, in particular in Asia, - in either the private (for-profit and non-profit) and public sector.
Companies hiring ASP graduates know that they will gain employees with a global outlook who are willing to explore new fields. Graduates go on to become sales managers, product advisers, business consultants, area managers, controllers, international liaison officers, and IT managers.
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