To follow.

Students will do individual, pair, and/or small-group work both in and out of class in the form of exercises, analyses, readings, writings (both informal and formal), discussions, presentations and/or interactive sessions; they will also be responsible for giving feedback on others’ work along with reflections of their own.The course will be conducted entirely in English.

Various topics taken from complementary fields of business and economics. 

Confidence, certainty, preparedness, and strong English language ability (B2 level or beyond).

None, but completion of Business English I and II is recommended. 

Provided in class or student self-sought sources.

Engagement in class, presentation/interactive session, in- and out-of-class exercises and assignments, regular short quizzes, final semester paper.

See syllabus

See syllabus