Core courses and the practice modules continue. Elective flexibility begins in the second semester for Freeman students. Electives support career discovery and provide vital skills for summer internship programs. Here you really get a view of the world of business. The third session module GLII, focuses on the European Union. This session is a great opportunity to discover the diversity of the Freeman MBA class and learn about a world of business opportunity. After a session of study focused on the region, the class - all the MBAs - travel to Europe to meet and see the operations, and to complete the course through presentations. This excursion begins what Portfolio Magazine called the 'most extensive international requirements of any major MBA program.' Freeman students finalize plans for summer programs or internships in the second half of the year. Summers will feature approximately a third of the graduate students in study and work abroad. Students take on internships around the world, and across the United States.
Session One:
Management Communication
Global Leadership II - European Union
Session Two:
Managerial Accounting
Process Modeling & Technology Integration
Full Semester:
Practice of Management II - Marketing Planning and Implementation or Practice of Management II - Equity Analysis/Burkenroad Reports
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