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Business Schools Break Tradition in Global Education

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Now the universities’ business programs are taking the globalization of education to a different level, offering courses that go beyond dry corporate case studies and broadening their collaboration with universities and businesses abroad, particularly in Asia.

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#1 by Sculb posted ago

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Universities, such as Central State, can do much to bolster these programs by reaching out to alumni with international business experience. One such CSU alumni, Ron Holmes, has even put his international experiences with multi-nationals into book form:

http://www.ronaldholmes.com/ - Success In A Global Economy contains informative data that represents a current situation analysis. The book is intentionally brief so that the lessons learned can be implemented and actionable.

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