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COURSES TAUGHT BY PROFESSOR GOMA @ ROUEN BUSINESS SCHOOL (FRANCE)

DateThursday, January 13, 2011 at 08:49AM

From its inception in 1871 until today, Rouen Business School - the second BS to be created in France - has had a clear mission: To train business leaders or directors of overseas agencies, consular agents capable of representing France in a suitable manner in its international trade relations. Since my return from the U.S. in July 2010, I have been til now in charge of teaching two courses and two seminars in this prestigious college.

1. Third Year Students in International Business: Cross-Cultural Seminar (English)

2. First Year Students in International Business: Introduction aux Sciences Sociales (French)

3. Third Year Students in International Business: Geopolics & International Trade. (English)

4. Third Year Students in Management: Globalization, Cultures & Identities (English)

AuthorGeorges, Goma-Gakissa, Faculty member in academia | CommentPost a Comment | Reference2 References |

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