Doing Business with China: Registration
Registration requirements for candidates interested in the Doing Business with China program.
Registration Options:
MG 8042a - Application Thesis – Cultural Immersion Part 1: May be taken as a stand-alone course.
MG 8042b - Application Thesis – Cultural Immersion Part 2 (travel and course work): Students must successfully complete the Application Thesis – Cultural Immersion Part 1 (MG 8042a) and apply for the program.
Current MSOE Students:
- Current graduate students with 30 or more credits may enroll in the combined Application Thesis – Cultural Immersion Part 1 and 2 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 through the Professional Development Admission process. Candidates must hold an undergraduate degree.
Application Requirements: Due January 21, 2019
- Completion of application form
- Completion of Letter of Intent
- Minimum of two letters of recommendations/support (minimum one (1) from faculty)
Fees and Costs:
- Tuition for MG8042a and MG8042b (each 3 credits for total of 6 credits)
- International travel fees – approximate cost $4,500
- Includes airfare, lodging (based on double occupancy), ground transportation, business and group meals, and scheduled tours
- Quoted fees are estimates. Fees may be altered based on the number of participants and economic conditions
- DEPOSITS: $250 Deposit (due January 21, 2019), $2,000 due March 6; $1,500 due April 3; remaining amount due May 1.
Number of Participants:
Application Thesis – Cultural Immersion Part 2 – minimum 8 / maximum 14 graduate students with 30 or more credits taking the class as their capstone will be given priority.