After an interesting and educational week in Shanghai and Xiamen for our Global MBA project in China, we headed to Chaing Mai, Thailand. This area of Thailand was a short airplane ride from Shanghai and full of amazing experiences. One notable experience was our time with the hill tribe people, […]
I’ll preface this article with a disclaimer: Some people might prepare you ahead of time with some of these tips, but in my case they each came as a surprise that had to be explored and figured out on your own. Hopefully this guide will better prepare you for any […]
Visiting China was one of the most amazing experiences I have ever had. Having never travelled to Asia, I wasn’t entirely sure what to expect. Upon our arrival in China we immediately proceeded to Xiamen, a city similar in size to New Orleans. We were constantly on the move, always […]
The final MBA Global Leadership IV trip for China was one of my challenges and brilliant memories in my MBA life. By studying all classes’ materials and learning cultural differences in the business for China, I was confident to visit Chinese cities and local companies. Furthermore, I had a lot […]
Hello, everyone. I am Steve, a second-year MBA from South Korea. It has been almost two years since I began studying here in New Orleans, and now I am waiting for the graduation ceremony held two weeks later. When I look back on the past two years, the time seems […]
Making the decision to get a dual degree, whether it be MD/MBA, JD/MBA, or any other combination is not one that comes easily. There are numerous factors to consider: the additional time; the additional coursework; the additional front end cost; the opportunity cost of another year out of the working […]
The Tulane MBA program at Tulane University provides students a wonderful opportunity to grow academically and culturally. Perhaps some of the most rewarding experiences I had as a JD/MBA candidate at Tulane were in the built-in International Business Concentration. Each student who completes the MBA program receives a concentration in International […]
On April 13 Professor Knud Berthelsen accompanied his Asia-Global Leadership class on a site visit to The Port of South Louisiana. We received a warm southern greeting by the Executive Director, Paul Aucoin, and staff. This was beneficial to our class as we learned of the magnitude of international trade that […]
Now for those unfamiliar with the industry, NGL stands for Natural Gas Liquids and is a blanket term used to describe a series of hydrocarbons including ethane, propane, butane, isobutane, and natural gasoline. This two-day event was designed to break down the global demand within these NGL feedstocks and provide […]
Hi there! I’m Katherine Klagholz from Monroe, LA and I graduated from Tulane in May 2015 with a double major in Political Science and International Development and a minor in Social Innovation/Social Entrepreneurship. As a current Master of Management student, I can fully say that this program has been a […]
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