I want to study a language for my international business degree and can’t decide. I know many US companies deal with china as well as japan, so which would be in higher demand?
I'd actually love to study Italian, but thought that wouldn't get me very far in international business. I figured that could be something I learn for fun.
This is a decision you have to make. Don’t learn a language because you think it will get you more money or a better job, learn a language because you actually want to learn that language. If you have no love for the language you’re learning you’re not going to put forth as much effort and you won’t be nearly as good.
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Jiro lives in Japan, but he works for an American company. He learned that in order to compete at a high business level, he would need to earn an international management degree. Jiro noticed that a master of management degree has become more common in international business. Jiro felt that a degree in international management would help him to be more competitive. Learn about the management programs at University of Phoenix by visiting http://www.phoenix.edu/information/programs-management.aspx
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Join the Social Data Revolution!
• http://weigend.com
This video gives a summary of Class 4 (April 16th, 2009) of the new course “Marketing 2.x” at the Haas School of Business at UC Berkeley presented by Andreas Weigend (Andreas S. Weigend, Ph.D).
March 19th, 2009, Class 1
Marketing 2.x: The Social Data Revolution
MBA 267, Spring 2009-B
Haas School of Business, University of California at Berkeley (UC Berkeley)
Presentation by Andreas Weigend (Andreas S. Weigend, Ph.D). Mankind is transformed by the data created by individuals. Information overload has become more serious than ever. Social discovery is the new search. What applications can we build to create relevant meaning in our lives?
Extract Insights from Twitter
Put Yourself in Google’s Shoes
Develop Relevance Beyond Amazon
Build Revolutionary Facebook Applications
Students: Lead the Social Data Revolution by taking STATS 252 this Spring (Data Mining and E-Business, 3 units). Undergrad, grad, and SCPD students with web programming experience are welcome. Enroll using Axess ID 10584.
Attend the first class on Monday, April 6, 2009 at 2:15 5:05 pm in Gates B01.
Everyone else: Find the latest content and discover people who change the world through data.
Likely guests speakers include:
Gina Bianchini (founder of Ning)
Reid Hoffman (founder and CEO of LinkedIn)
Kevin Kelly (founder of Wired and kk.org)
Jan Pedersen (former Chief Scientist of Yahoo)
… and a surprise from Facebook!
Suggest guest speakers for this year through wall posts!
For previous course notes and information, please see:
• http://weigend.com/teaching/
• http://stanford2008.wikispaces.com/
• http://ischool2008.wikispaces.com/
Andreas Weigend is a former Chief Scientist at Amazon.com and the author of over 100 scientific papers on the application of machine learning techniques to finance and business problems.
He currently lectures at Stanford, Berkeley and Tsinghua Universities on the application of data analysis to electronic business problems. He is an advisor to many technology companies including MySpace and Nokia, and is a limited partner in The Founders Fund.
Video Filmed & Produced by Shaun Tai for SHAUN TAI Films ©2009 - shaun@ztymedia.com, (925) 297-9370.
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Study International Business and Marketing Logistics (IBML) at Satakunta University of Applied Sciences (SAMK) in Finland.
Degree: Bachelor of Business Administration.
Campus: Faculty of Business and Culture Rauma.
City: Rauma.
For a full list of Bachelor’s and Master’s Degrees offered at SAMK, please see www.samk.fi/apply
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G-2 - Paul E. Lingenfelter - How colleges can help students succeed
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Fan Zhang, Griffith Uni student, Griffith’s specialist business degrees. If you don’t qualify for direct entry to Australian university, why not consider a Diploma
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As Vice Provost for Enrollment Management, Albert Colom oversees all new and continuing student enrollment strategies, including graduate and undergraduate student recruitment, admissions and retention, financial
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Study for a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration in Accounting, Marketing, Information Systems, International Business Management, or a BA in Tourism and Hospitality. Minutes from
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Join the Social Data Revolution! • weigend.com This video gives a glimpse into the first class of the new course “Marketing 2.x” at
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I've got a couple years until I graduate, but I know I'd really like to live and work overseas. What kind of jobs are available?
I won't graduate for another couple of years, but I'm curious as to what types of overseas jobs are out there. As for any other languages, I hope to be fluent in Spanish by the time I graduate.
My degree is in Internatinal Finance and Economics, so I understand what you're looking for. The first question; do you speak any foreign languages? Do you know where you would like to live? As a US citizen you need to have special skills to obtain jobs overseas, as they will give the jobs to their own. As far as jobs, it could be anywhere from a bond trader on the london exchange to a marketing rep for a International Company like CCS who have offices all over the world. You could also consider sports managment like MMG in FL. Good luck and plan now.