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BUSN13-301: South East Asia Study Tour

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Description

The SE Asia Study Tour provides an immersive experience and insights into doing business in developing economies. The tour will focus on the business opportunities in manufacturing, transport and logistics, and in the leisure, hospitality and tourism sectors.
The developing economies of SE Asia provide some of the most exciting business opportunities in the world. The ASEAN region is a dynamic growing market with large, growing and predominantly young populations. It has a competitive advantage in labour supply, and it is geographically and politically well-positioned to exploit trade tensions between the superpowers. It is also one of the most beautiful areas of the world with amazing scenery, history, culture, food, and hospitable people.
Learn about government economic development strategies, and business opportunities and challenges in SE Asia across a range of industries, including auto manufacturing, solar technology, logistics, IT and communications, and tourism, though site visits and guest speakers from government and industry. And there will be plenty of time for rest and relaxation – temples, ancient cities, shopping, beaches, fabulous restaurants and hotels.

Subject details

TypeUndergraduate
CodeBUSN13-301
EFTSL0.125
FacultyBond Business School
Semesters offered
  • May 2023 [Non-Standard Offering]
Credit10
Study areas
  • Business and Commerce
Subject fees
  • Commencing in 2021: $5,260
  • Commencing in 2023: $5,400

Learning outcomes

1. Apply appropriate analytical frameworks to describe the features of the host country. 2. Discuss the opportunities and challenges faced by foreign entities attempting to enter and conduct business in the host country. 3. Compare the learner's home country and the destination country in terms of the social and cultural factors that are relevant to business. 4. Reflect on their own personal learning and development experiences through the study tour.

Enrolment requirements

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Nil

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  • Study Abroad Students

Enrolment in this subject requires approval by the Program Director + Additional Costs.

Subject dates

Future offerings not yet planned.