Upon successful completion of this intensive project, the students acquire necessary skills to work in multicultural teams solving real life problems for companies.
Creating international networks
Understanding cultural frameworks
Using relevant digital tools
Solving real-life business challenges
Taking responsibility for the team’s learning (reflection skills)
Contents
The course is implemented together by Cphbusiness (Denmark), Estonian Business School and Haaga-Helia Porvoo Campus, with 20 students from each institution, working together in mixed teams. The travel, food and accommodation costs will be covered by the project, which is funded by Nordplus. The main theme of the course is business development.
General schedule:
The first week (week 45) the students are assigned to teams, given the development task by the local partner businesses and start the work online.
The second week (week 46) is an intensive camp at Estonian Business School in Tallinn. The teams will create ideas for improving the commissioner companies’ business, generally in the field of sales, marketing and service development.
The third week (week 47) is reserved for writing the final report, both for the partner businesses, as well as a more elaborate report including reflections on the process and learning of the team. The course ends with a review session
Execution methods
See above: the main weight of the course is on the camp (and the rest is on the pre and post weeks). There is no alternative way to complete the camp.
Learning materials
Will be provided during the camp.
Further information
You cannot enroll to the camp through the school system, but you shall send in an application letter + CV to the responsible teachers: Marika Alhonen (marika.alhonen@haaga-helia.fi) or Kalle Rähä (kalle.raiha@haaga-helia.fi). 20 most promising applicants will be chosen to participate in the camp. The application process is completed in September 2019. More information will be published in August 2019.
Assessment criteria
Assessment criteria - grade 1
The student has basic understanding of solving real-life business challenges. S/he can apply cultural frameworks and create international networks with support. With guidance, s/he takes responsibility for the team’s learning.
Assessment criteria - grade 3
The student has a good understanding of solving real-life business challenges. S/he can apply cultural frameworks and create international networks with good results. S/he takes responsibility for the team’s learning.
Assessment criteria - grade 5
The student has a professional understanding of solving real-life business challenges. S/he can apply cultural frameworks and create international networks with excellent results. S/he shows great engagement and responsibility for the team’s learning.