Hong Kong / China / Malaysia / Singapore, May 2005
The 2005 University of Tennessee Executive MBA (EMBA) Global Business Seminar will be held in Hong Kong, China, Malaysia and Singapore. Hong Kong is a financial capital of Asia and is considered by many to be a gateway to China. The Guangzhou area is an international commercial hub of southern China. Singapore is also a major financial capital of Asia and it has transformed itself though its industrial polices into one of the most developed areas in the world. Johor Bahru provides the opportunity to become familiar with the culture and economy of southern Malaysia.
Just a few of these opportunities that this year’s EMBA class will enjoy include:
- Networking with fellow executives of the Executive MBA program at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST) over dinner at the world famous Jockey Club
- Traveling by train to mainland China and visiting manufacturing facilities there
- Spending the weekend in a small Malaysian town
- Visiting two of the largest container ports in the world
- Touring a ship yard and witnessing global business on a very large scale
- Talking with members of the Singapore Economic Development board about how Singapore is positioning itself throughout the world
- Visiting the U.S. Embassy in both Hong Kong and Singapore and
- Exploring the sites and sounds of some of the most beautiful cities in the world.
CLICK HERE TO VIEW THE TRAVEL LOG AND PHOTOS FOR THE 2005 GLOBAL BUSINESS SEMINAR
Global Partners in Learning 2005
- Adidas
- Competitive Capital
- Dubai Ports International
- Eastman Chemical
- FedEx
- Hong Kong Disney
- Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
- Monetary Authority of Singapore
- Port of Singapore Authority
- Procter & Gamble
- Singapore Economic Development Board
- Singapore Management University
- U.S. Commercial Service
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