LuckyBoy1945
March 19th, 2008, 06:05 AM
Hello everybody,
Our school has decided to change the concept of our annual Summer School in Moscow and make it international this year. We students are now helping to make this idea true and I think the program has already started to look very interesting! The name of the Summer School is “Russian Business in English”. It will take place in the second half of June this year at the Graduate School of Business Administration Moscow State University campus. We are now thinking of maybe adding some other topics to the program and would appreciate your ideas on this (we need the opinion of foreign students since the program is aimed at introducing Russian business to non-Russians). Our exchange students have already run out of ideas :)To check on the topics we already have you may go to INTERNATIONAL SUMMER SCHOOL 2008 | Graduate School of Business Administration MSU (http://en.mgubs.ru/index.php?sc=316#none). And also… what do you think of the name? Does it sound ok for a Summer School program in Business?
Paul
Our school has decided to change the concept of our annual Summer School in Moscow and make it international this year. We students are now helping to make this idea true and I think the program has already started to look very interesting! The name of the Summer School is “Russian Business in English”. It will take place in the second half of June this year at the Graduate School of Business Administration Moscow State University campus. We are now thinking of maybe adding some other topics to the program and would appreciate your ideas on this (we need the opinion of foreign students since the program is aimed at introducing Russian business to non-Russians). Our exchange students have already run out of ideas :)To check on the topics we already have you may go to INTERNATIONAL SUMMER SCHOOL 2008 | Graduate School of Business Administration MSU (http://en.mgubs.ru/index.php?sc=316#none). And also… what do you think of the name? Does it sound ok for a Summer School program in Business?
Paul