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Doing Business With China

The Domestic course (MG 8042a) may be taken as a stand-alone course. To enroll in the International Cultural Immersion course (MG 8042b), students must successfully complete the Domestic course (MG 8042a) and apply for the program.

Current MSOE Students

• Current students with 30 or more credits may enroll in the combined Domestic and International courses in lieu of the Capstone/Thesis.
• Students with less than 30 credits can use the courses as elective credits.

Alumni, spouses and employees of partner organizations

• Alumni, spouses and employees of partner organizations can enroll in the graduate Doing Business in China courses through the Professional Development Admission process.
• Candidates must hold an undergraduate degree and complete the following online form - please add "Doing Business with China" to the General section of the form at:
  https://my.msoe.edu/ics/Admissions/Admissions_Homepage.jnz?portlet=Apply_For_Admissions

Additional Requirements for the International Immersion Course – DUE January 7, 2013

• Academic Recommendation Form
• Doing Business with China Program Application
• Study Abroad Motivation Statement

Fees/Costs

• Tuition for Domestic and International Immersion courses (each three credits)
• International travel fees will be approximately $4,000. This includes airfare, lodging (based on double occupancy), ground transportation, business and group meals, and scheduled tours.
• $250 Deposit due January 7, 2013
• $1,500 due March 1, 2013
• Remainder due May 1, 2013
• Quoted fees are estimates. Fees may be altered based on the number of participants and economic conditions.

Number of Participants

• Domestic Course – maximum of 25
• International Course – minimum six / maximum 14
• Graduate students with 30 or more credits will be given priority.
• Early registration encouraged!

Coordinating MSOE Faculty

Dr. C. Kelly Ottman
Associate Professor, Rader School of Business
ottman@msoe.edu
(414) 303-9339 (cell)
Dr. Ottman has extensive travel experience and has taught in China.