Summer Program 2016

Doing Business in Europe:
Study in 2 Countries and
discover the European Union
Summer Program 2016
02 Doing Business in Europe: Opportunities & Challenges — SUMMER PROGRAM
Doing Business in Europe: Opportunities & Challenges — SUMMER PROGRAM 03
PROGRAM DESIGN
Doing Business in Europe:
Opportunities & Challenges
the research
research interests
interestsof
ofmany
many
Building on the
faculty of
of HHL
HHLLeipzig
LeipzigGraduate
Graduate
of the faculty
Management, participants
participants are
are
School of Management,
perspectives as
as to
tobusibusioffered various perspectives
Europe while
while studying
studyingin
inboth
both
ness in Europe
Prague.
Leipzig and Prague.
The European Union having a single marThe European Union having a single market, with free movement of people, goods,
ket, with free movement of people, goods,
services and capital has allowed for comservices and capital has allowed for comprehensive integration of the member
prehensive integration of the member
states. The majority of the members have
states. The majority of the members have
furthered the economic integration with
furthered the economic integration with
the adoption of the Euro and many are
the adoption of the Euro and many are
thriving in the global market. However,
thriving in the global market. However,
while more countries seek to enter the
while more countries seek to enter the
European Union, some existing memEuropean Union, some existing members struggle to survive economically as
bers struggle to survive economically as
a result of the recent economic crises and
a result of the recent economic crises and
shifts in the movement of qualified labor.
shifts in the movement of qualified labor.
Thus how do companies take advantage
Thus how do companies take advantage
of doing business in the European Union,
of doing business in the European Union,
while managing regional challenges? And
while managing regional challenges? And
how do government policies affect how
how do government policies affect how
business is done?
business is done?
The goal of this course is to address these
issues
byof
comparing
various
economic,
The
goal
this course
is to address
these
political
business
climates.
Upon
issues
byand
comparing
various
economic,
completion
the program
participants
political
andof
business
climates.
Upon
Monday
Week 1
A.M.
Wednesday
Friday
Economic
Transition
EU
Competition
Investor­State­
Dispute
Settlement
Law:
Problems
and
in the EU
Perspectives
Lecture
at:Visit:
FraunCompany
hofer
Center for InPorsche
ternational Management and Knowledge Economy
Company Visit:
Management
Fraunhofer Zentrum Practice in Central
Porsche
Eastern Europe
für Mittel­ und
Osteuropa Leipzig
Doing Business in
Czech Republic
Hidden Champions
in Central Eastern
Europe
Banking Sector
in Central Eastern
Europe
Competitiveness
and Clusters in
Central Eastern
Europe
Exam
Company Visit:
SKODA
Case
Study/Visit
Company
Visit:
Linet
Lecture
at: Czech
Visit: Czech
National Bank
Student
“Case Study”
Presentations
Travel to Melnik
Castle including
wine tasting and
dinner
Linet Case Study
P.M.
Thursday
Principle contracts in Hidden Champions: Open Innovation
The German Family
the EU – Maastricht
Firm Phenomena
Treaty and Copen­
hagen Criteria
City Tour: Leipzig
Week 2
various
cultures
affect how
decisions are
managing
the hurdles.
Furthermore,
made
at the management
level.asUnique
participants
will gain insights
to howto
HHL’s
Summer
company
visits
various
culturesProgram,
affect how
decisions
are
to
Porsche
Leipzig and Skoda
in Mladá
made
at theinmanagement
level. Unique
to
Boleslav
provideProgram,
studentscompany
an exciting
opHHL’s Summer
visits
portunity
to Porschetoinanalyze
Leipzigcompeting
and Skodabusiness
in Mladá
strategies
in preparation
team
Boleslav provide
studentsfor
antheir
exciting
opcase
studyto
presentation.
Special business
to the
portunity
analyze competing
Porsche
visit
is the opportunity
toteam
ride
strategies
in preparation
for their
Course description
alongside
professional driver
case studyapresentation.
Specialon
tothe
thePorCourse
description
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interactive course is comsche
track
at over
km per hour!
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visit
is the200
opportunity
to ride
posed of lectures, company visits and case
alongside a professional driver on the PorThe two-week interactive course is comstudies providing students a variety of
Cultural
Excursions
sche track at
over 200 km per hour!
posed of lectures, company visits and case
perspectives. The lectures will be given
Alongside the interactive lectures and
studies providing students a variety of
by HHL professors, government advicompany visits, participants will have the
perspectives. The lectures will be given
Cultural Excursions
sors, as well as professors from our eastopportunity to simply experience and enby HHL professors, government adviern European partner universities. The
joy
what Germany
and thelectures
Czech Repubsors, as well as professors from our eastAlongside
the interactive
and
combination of academic, cultural and in
lic
have tovisits,
offer through
exciting
ern European partner universities. The
company
participants
will cultural
have the
the market perspectives as to the current
outings.
Participants
be takenand
on encity
combination of academic, cultural and in
opportunity
to simplywill
experience
European business climate will allow stutours
in both
Leipzig
& the
Prague
visiting
the market perspectives as to the current
joy what
Germany
and
Czech
Repubdents to form their own views as to the fucultural
landmarks,
be treated
to cultural
GerEuropean business climate will allow stulic have to
offer through
exciting
ture of business in the European Union.
man
dishes
and conclude
courseonwith
dents to form their own views as to the fuoutings.
Participants
willthe
be taken
city
Company
visitsin
inthe
both
Leipzig and
an
excursion
Melnik
they
ture
of business
European
Union.
tours
in both to
Leipzig
& Castle
Praguewhere
visiting
Prague, will further allow participants to
will
enjoylandmarks,
an eveningbe
oftreated
wine tasting
cultural
to Ger-and
hear first-hand
how
managers
of multiCzech
cuisine,
while
overlooking
the with
Labe
Company
visits in
both
Leipzig and
man dishes
and
conclude
the course
national
companies
attempt
to reap the
and
Vltava rivers.
Prague,
will
further allow
participants
to
an excursion
to Melnik Castle where they
rewards
of doing
business
in Europe
while will enjoy an evening of wine tasting and
hear
first-hand
how
managers
of multiCredits
managing
the hurdles.
Furthermore,
national
companies
attempt
to reap the
Czech cuisine, while overlooking the Labe
participants
willbusiness
gain insights
as to how
rewards
of doing
in Europe
while Students
and Vltava
rivers.
will
earn 6 ETCS credits
Welcome
A.M.
P.M.
Tuesday
will have a of
strong
basis to further
analyze
completion
the program
participants
the have
business
sectors
and
will
a strong
basis
to competitiveness
further analyze
within
the European
Union.
While an emthe
business
sectors and
competitiveness
phasisthe
willEuropean
be placedUnion.
on business
within
Whilestratean emgies inwill
Germany,
as well
as in Central
Eastphasis
be placed
on business
strateern in
Europe,
the content
ofin
the
lectures
will
gies
Germany,
as well as
Central
EastnotEurope,
be limited
these regions.
ern
theto
content
of the lectures
will not be limited to these regions.
Saturday
City Tour:
Prague
Management
Practice in Central
Eastern Europe
Round Table
“Course Evaluation”
Sunday
Travel to Prague
Return to Leipzig
04 Doing Business in Europe: Opportunities & Challenges — SUMMER PROGRAM
APPLICATION AND FINANCING
Dates and Fees
The tuition fee is 2,500 Euro payable to HHL
HHL before
before arrival.
arrival.Students
Studentscoming
comingfrom
fromHHL
HHLpartner
partnerinstitutions
institutionscan
canreceive
receiveaatuition
tuition
waiver in the frame of cooperation agreements on student
student exchange.
exchange. A
Afee
feefor
fororganized
organizedmeals
mealsand
andevents
eventsof
of70
150
Euro
is
to
paid
Euro is to bebe
paid
after
after
arrival.
Additional
personal
expenses
(accommodation,
meals,
etc.)
are
estimated
to
be
between
1,100
to
1,700
Euros.
arrival. Additional personal expenses (accommodation, meals, etc.) are estimated to be between 1,100 to 1,700 Euros.
Accommodation
Accommodation
Wehave
have received
received group
group rates
rates at
at the
the following
following hotels
hotels for
We
for your
your convenience:
convenience:
Leipzig
Leipzig
Marriott
MarriottLeipzig
Leipzig ****
Am
AmHallischen
Hallischen Tor,
Tor, 04109
04109 Leipzig (approx. 8 minutes by tram to HHL)
www.leipzigmarriott.de
www.leipzigmarriott.de
Single room Deluxe: ≈ 99 Euro per night, incl. breakfast, Wi-Fi & fitness center
Single room
Euro
per
night,
incl.
breakfast,
Wi-Fi
& fitness
center
Double
roomDeluxe:
Deluxe:≈≈99
109
Euro
per
night,
incl.
breakfast,
Wi-Fi
& fitness
center
Double room Deluxe: ≈ 109 Euro per night, incl. breakfast, Wi-Fi & fitness center
Motel One **
Motel One ** 23, 04109, Leipzig (approx. 10 minutes by tram to HHL)
Nikolaistraße
Nikolaistraße 23, 04109, Leipzig (approx. 10 minutes by tram to HHL)
www.motel-one.com/en/hotels/leipzig/hotel-leipzig/
www.motel-one.com/en/hotels/leipzig/hotel-leipzig/
Single room Deluxe: ≈ 78,50 EUR per night, incl. Wi-Fi and breakfast
Single room Deluxe: ≈ 78,50 EUR per night, incl. Wi-Fi and breakfast
The Westin Leipzig ****
Gerberstraße 15, 04105 Leipzig (approx. 12 minutes by tram HHL)
Prague
www.westin-leipzig.de
Single
Occupancy:
≈ 101 Euro
per
incl. breakfast, Wi-Fi & fitness center
Marriott
Prague, V Celnici
8, 110
00night,
Prague
Double
Occupancy: ≈ 134 Euro per night, incl. breakfast, Wi-Fi & fitness center
www.marriottprague.com
Prague
Single room: ≈ 3,350 CZK per night, incl. breakfast, Wi-Fi & fitness center
Classic double room: ≈ 3,700 CZK per night, incl. breakfast, Wi-Fi & fitness center
To be specified
Application deadline
deadline
Application
March 15, 2015. The program will be held from July 6 to July 18, 2015.
March 15, 2016. The program will be held from June 13 to June 25, 2016.
Contact
Contact
HHL Leipzig
Leipzig Graduate
Graduate School
School of
of Management
Management
HHL
Heather Timilsina
Metcalfe
Reshma
Manager International
International Relations
Relations
Manager
Jahnallee 59,
59, 04109
04109 Leipzig,
Leipzig, Germany
Germany
Jahnallee
+49 341
341 9851­
9851­746
TT +49
746
+49 341
341 9851­
9851­810
FF +49
810
[email protected]
[email protected]
www.hhl.de/summer
www.hhl.de/summer
Doing Business in Europe: Opportunities & Challenges — SUMMER PROGRAM 05
LEIPZIG
Leipzig enjoys a long and remarkable history as a city of merchants, scholars and
artists. Richard Wagner, Johann Sebastian
Bach and Johann Wolfgang von Goethe all
lived in and provided the basis for Leipzig’s booming cultural and art scene. Currently Neo Rauch, the father of the New
Leipzig School of Artists, is making a significant impact on the contemporary art
world. And in 1989, the city of the Peaceful
Revolution, helped bring down communist rule throughout the former Eastern
Germany. Thus Leipzig is a vibrant cosmopolitan city with attractions and history waiting to be explored. The New York
Times even ranked Leipzig among the top
10 of “The 31 Places to Go in 2010”.
During your stay a wealth of leisure activities tempts you everywhere you go, both
in and around Leipzig. Whether cycling
along the canals, rowing on the river Elster, checking out the newest art at the
infamous Spinnerei or visiting one of the
numerous museums – you will quickly
PRAGUE
Prague – historical pearl of Europe – is one
of the most beautiful cities in the world.
A textbook of architectural styles with its
wealth of monuments, a city filled with
music, romance and nostalgia is mainly a
modern city full of life!
Enjoy discovering what was formerly the
ancient capital of Charles IV’s Bohemian
Kingdom, by walking through the city
center, which spans the banks of the Vltava River. Begin at Old Town Square, which
is the heart of the center boasting of numerous cafes, shops and a thriving night
life. Nearby is New Town home of the
“Dancing House” designed by the famous
architects Vlado Milunić and Frank Gehry.
Stroll through the Jewish Quarter, which
offers a moving glance and lesson as to the
history of the area, as well as the opportunity to shop in high end boutiques. Walk
across the breathtaking Charles Bridge
where one can enjoy local artwork and
performers while overlooking the city of
Prague on both sides of the river. At the
end of the bridge, one find’s oneself in
Lesser Town filled with some of Prague’s
best Czech pubs and restaurants offering
local cuisine. A must on the list is a visit to
Prague’s Castle located in the heart of the
Castle District.
Whether one is interested in art, history,
shopping in European boutiques or simply wants to stroll along cobble streets,
one will quickly realize why in 1992
Prague was listed in the UNESCO World
Cultural and Natural Heritage.
gain a glimpse as to why Leipzig fever is
spreading throughout Germany. In the
evening, bustling night life, bars and clubs
from very traditional to Avant garde are
open all night long. If you are looking for
cultural inspiration, you cannot go wrong
visiting the Leipzig Opera or the worldfamous Gewandhaus Orchestra. Moreover,
with Berlin and Dresden being only 1 hour
away by train, it is easy to make a day trip
and explore these cities as well!
06 Doing Business in Europe: Opportunities & Challenges — SUMMER PROGRAM
HHL AT A GLANCE
Germany’s first address in
business education
HHL is not only Germany’s oldest business school, it also remains one of the country’s
leading management institutions to the present day, offering international business
education based on elite academic standards.
M.Sc. (full-time)
Master Program in Management,
21–24 months
Yesterday – HHL was the birthplace of management education
M.Sc. (part-time)
Master Program in Management,
24–30 months
HHL Leipzig Graduate School of Management, founded in 1898 as Germany’s first business school, was the birthplace of modern management education. From its inception,
HHL has been committed to rigorous management instruction and research, and quickly
developed an international reputation. After the peaceful East German revolution of
1989, which started in the streets of Leipzig, HHL rediscovered the entrepreneurial
spirit of its founding days and was restructured as a high-performing private business
school – again with full university status.
Today – HHL among Germany’s top business schools
The philosophy behind all our programs is to focus on the student by offering close
student-faculty interaction, in-depth business and academic experiences, at the same
time developing the students’ leadership potential and networking skills.
Tomorrow – HHL among the top European business schools
We continue to build on our highly successful model and reputation for excellence.
We update our curriculum according to the needs of global employment markets to
further internationalize our expertise and keep HHL at the forefront of business
education and professional training. We invite you to become part of HHL’s promising
future.
RANKING/
ACCREDITATION
QUALITY IN
TEACHING
INDIVIDUAL
ATTENTION
PROFESSIONAL
PERSPECTIVES
MBA (full-time)
Master Program in General
Management, Fast Track 15 months,
Advanced Track 21 months
MBA (part-time)
Master Program in General
Management, 30
24 months
Global Executive MBA (part-time)
Joint program with EADA (Spain),
18 months
21
Euro*MBA (part-time)
Blended learning program,
joint program of 6 partner schools,
24 months
Dr. rer. oec.
Doctoral Program,
36 months (standard)
CAREER
SERVICE
INTERNATIONALITY
AND NETWORK
Ranked as top German
business school *
Internationally
recognized faculty
Excellent student­
faculty ratio
Outstanding network of
business professionals
and alumni from around
the world
Career support for
current students and
alumni
Over
Over 130
120 leading
partner
partner universities
universities
First German private
business school to
receive AACSB
accreditation
Excellent ratings for
quality of teaching
Mentoring by alumni
Guidance for next
career level
Career path modeling
through individual
counseling
30 % international
international
35 %
students from
from 5
students
5 continents
continents
Accredited in Germany
by ACQUIN
Small classes, high­
performance teamwork
24/7/365 access to
campus, computer
pool and library
Over 150 start­ups
founded by HHL
graduates
Branch mentoring
supported by HHL
alumni
Lecturers and business
professionals from all
over the world
17worldwide.
worldwide.
* Financial Times has ranked HHL’s full-time M.Sc. Program as No. 11
2015)
(Financial Times, Global Masters in Management Ranking 2014)
Doing Business in Europe: Opportunities & Challenges — SUMMER PROGRAM 07
HHL Facts & Figures
Established:
1898
Status:
Private, state­approved institution
with university status, able to grant
doctoral and habilitation degrees
Accreditation:
AACSB, ACQUIN
Students:
Approx. 600 (35 %
(30 % internationalinternational
students)
Alumni:
1,700 graduates
Approx. 2,000
graduates
Start-ups founded by HHL alumni:
Over 150, more than 3,000
2,500 jobs
created
Partner universities:
Over 130
120
Departments:
Accounting and Auditing, Business
Psychology and Leadership, Cor­
porate Responsibility and Gover­
nance, Economic and Business
Ethics, Economics and Information
Systems, Entrepreneurship and
Technology Transfer, Financial
Management, Health Care Manage­
ment and Regulation, Innovation
Management and Entrepreneur­
ship, International Management,
IT­based Logistics, Macroecono­
mics, Marketing Management,
Microeconomics, M&A of Small­
and Midsized Entities, Strategic
Management and Family Business
More information about HHL’s
faculty: www.hhl.de/faculty
HHL Leipzig Graduate
School of Management
Jahnallee 59
04109 Leipzig, Germany
T +49 341 9851-745
F +49 341 9851-810
www.hhl.de