Each CEMS student has to carry out a Business Project during Term 2. It amounts to 15 ECTS.
Business projects reinforce the CEMS partnership between universities and companies in jointly shaping the student learning process in international management.
Rules, Roles and Relations concerning Business Projects
Student teams consist of 3-5 students. The amount of time spent on the project within the company may vary depending on its requirements. However, a Business Project will amount to about more or less 50 % of Term 2's workload.
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Organiser at University
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Tightening Links between Universities and Companies Cooperation in the |
Company |
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Providing an International and Practical Curriculum Element The Challenge of Intercultural and Inter-organisational Learning |
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Joint Project Tutoring The Marriage of |
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Student Team
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Solving Real-Life The Bridge between |
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Project results are evaluated by the academic and corporate supervisors. Students write a report and give an oral presentation, both as a group.
Students are thus offered the opportunity
- to gain insight into business life
- to train their analytical and problem-solving skills
- to apply research methods
- to transfer theoretical knowledge into practice
- to learn process management
- to acquire social skills
- to get to know potential employers and re-define their professional goals.
Students are expected
- to take responsibility for the project
- to strive for the best results
- to share the workload equally within the team
- to communicate well with their tutors.
