European Module Courses
St. Gallen, Switzerland and Budapest, Hungary
Corporate Finance
Corporate Finance addresses the essential components of corporate finance and of the mergers and acquisitions process. After examining both corporate finance theory and practice, participants graduate to a study of such central M&A issues as valuation, structuring and negotiation. Key legal and tax considerations are also explored.
Corporate Governance
Governance has emerged as one of the most pressing issues facing complex business organizations today. This course addresses governance from a global perspective exploring its situational, strategic and managerial dimensions. Participants gain insight into such matters as adapting practices to suit specific national contexts, building a critical but constructive culture of trust and evaluating success at the board level.
Doing Business in Europe: Case Studies
Doing Business in Europe mainly consists of field visits to actual businesses where students receive briefings from, and engage in discussions with, local managers. The course provides an unparalleled opportunity for students to deepen their understanding of the European business environment, a central component of the global economy.
International Accounting 2
International Accounting provides insight into the diversity and complexity of financial accounting practices in various countries around the world. It shows how differences in the world’s multifarious reporting systems reflect distinctive national developments, histories and social characteristics. Participants emerge better able to interpret the financial position and the results of operations of internationally active corporations.
International Business & Risk Management
Global firms doing business in emerging economies face significant challenges and risks. Participants will learn complementary approaches – drawn from theories of political economy and risk management – to assess, measure and mitigate these risks, including the application of various techniques to frequent scenarios.
