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Come join SIU
Strasbourg's first professional development seminar presented by 3
experienced business experts! Your individual official certificate of participation will be issued at the end of the seminar. Program: Date: 30 June 2007 Time: 9:00 a.m. - 6 p.m. Place: Château de Pourtalès, SIU Strasbourg Cost: Euro 75 SIU Alumni, Euro 95 non SIU participants Sign-up deadline: 20 June 2007 Space is limited to 30 participants, so sign up quickly! Payment should be made at sign-up to: Anne Zedler, Sparkasse Heidelberg, BLZ 67250020, Account Nr. 3493083 Subject: SIU Seminar Strasbourg. Stay competitive and take advantage of another great networking opportunity to obtain insider information! I look forward to welcoming you on 30 June at the Château de Pourtalès. Sincerely, Anne Zedler / Executive MBA Program Director Schiller International University, Strasbourg | ||||
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Contributed by Teresa
Durickas, Director of SIU Distance Learning, Florida New: As of Summer 2007 semester, SIU is offering selected and approved undergraduate courses on-line. Third and fourth year students can enroll in courses which lead towards the BBA in International Business or the BBA in International Hotel and Tourism Management. In Summer 2007 look for online undergraduate courses in International Relations and Diplomacy, as well as the 36-credit MBA. Are Online Courses
for You? Schiller started its online program in 2001 with a small group of students and an even smaller number of courses. In fall 2007, we are offering four MBAs which can be completed entirely online, as well as the MIM degree. We are also offering a variety of online undergraduate courses. Each year we develop and add additional courses and new programs, which help an increasing number of students to complete their degrees more easily. Can Schiller's Distance Learning Program help you? Online courses are very attractive to current students who have scheduling conflicts on campus, or need a course for graduation that isn't being offered on campus during a particular semester. Students, who are working, find that taking some online courses helps them to better balance their work and their academic schedules. Often students receive a job offer prior to graduation, and can no longer attend on-campus classes. Schiller's Distance Learning Program allows them to start working, while completing their degree online. Then of course, there are the students who left Schiller before graduating, and are now returning online, to finish the last courses they needed in order to receive their degrees. Do you fit into any of these categories? SIU's online courses are open to all Schiller students at all Schiller campuses and alumni, so they retain the international "flavor" that exists in our on-campus classes. In addition, we have online students from all over the world, who are not near any Schiller campus, and are completing their degrees completely online. They have jobs as doctors, accountants, teachers, hotel managers, IT professionals, etc., and their input into the online class discussions provides a wealth of international information that is just not available in a textbook! Online courses are taught by highly qualified faculty members trained in methods of distance learning instruction. Traditional course work, textbook requirements, homework assignments and grading remain the same, only the delivery method is portable, available anytime, anywhere. | ||
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All the best to you.
Sincerely, Ute Gleich, Editor
Ute Gleich Schiller International University / Alumni Management
email: gleich@siu-heidelberg.de
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