Experience Stern | Global

In January, seven groups of MBA students from NYU Stern traveled around the world for “Doing Business In… (DBi)” courses. Read More

In September, a group of Executive MBA students traveled with Professor Anindya Ghose to Beijing, China, for a Global Study Tour. The students spoke with representatives from an expansive group of companies, including Kuaishou, JD.com, Cheetah Mobile, Hashgard, Bytedance and Meituan Dianping, and also met with Bing Xiang, founding dean of the Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business (CKGSB), for a discussion about the future of business in the region.  Read More

In May, three groups of MBA students traveled to China, Germany and Italy for a series of NYU Stern “Doing Business in (DBi)” courses. Read More

In May, a group of Executive MBA students traveled to Warsaw, Poland, for a Global Study Tour. Read More

In March, two groups of Executive MBA students traveled to Shanghai, China, for a pair of Global Study Tours. Read More

In January, a group of Executive MBA students traveled to Buenos Aires, Argentina for a Global Study Tour. The students met with representatives from a group of companies that included AmCham, Globant, Toyta, Arcor and Natura. The group also attended lectures from faculty at the Universidad de San Andres and participated in a local market immersion where students visited specialty shops, banks, malls and street fairs. Read More

In September, a group of Executive MBA students traveled to Hong Kong, China for a Global Study Tour. The students met with representatives from a group of companies that included HSBC, Excella Travel, Newtimes Group and Cyberport and also took a day-trip to mainland China (Shenzhen) for a meeting with Ping An One Connect. Read More

In May, a group of Executive MBA students traveled to Athens, Greece for a Global Study Tour. The students met with representatives from a group of companies that included Hellenic Petroleum, Johnson & Johnson, Thenamaris, Inc., Viva Wallet, Lighthouse Relief, KPMG, Papadakis Shipyards and Workathlon and also made a visit to the Bank of Greece to meet with Governor Yannis Stournaras. Read More

In April, a group of Executive MBA students traveled to Mumbai, India for a Global Study Tour. Read More

In March, a group of MBA students traveled to Buenos Aires for NYU Stern’s “Doing Business in… Argentina” course. Highlights of the trip included a company visits with 3M Argentina and River Plate, a stop at the Tango Porteño Dinner Show, as well as daily lectures on financial markets, private equity funds and consumer behavior in South America. Read More

In January, a group of Executive MBA students traveled to Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam for a Global Study Tour.  Read More

In May, a group of Executive MBA students traveled to Prague, Czech Republic for a Global Study Tour.  Read More

In April, a group of Executive MBA students traveled to Buenos Aires, Argentina for a Global Study Tour.  Read More

MBA students recently traveled around the world to Argentina, China, Colombia and Turkey for the Spring 2015 “Doing Business in (DBi)” courses. Read More

In March, a group of MBA students traveled to Milan for the “Doing Business in (DBi) Italy” course. Students attended lectures at SDA Bocconi School of Management on the luxury and fashion industries as well as brand evolution and communication. Read More

In March, a group of MBA students traveled to Havana for a new course, introduced in Spring 2014, called “Cuba: Sanctions, Reform, Opportunities.” Read More

In January, a group of Executive MBA students traveled to Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam and Shanghai, China for a Global Study Tour. Read More

In January, a group of MBA students traveled to Tel Aviv for the “Doing Business in (DBi) Israel” course. Read More

For two weeks this January, a group of graduate students from NYU’s Stern School of Business, Wagner School of Public Service and Polytechnic School of Engineering traveled to Guatemala and conducted field work as part of NYU Stern’s “Global Social Impact Strategies” (GSIS) course. Read More