Business in the USA
Business in the USA

Although under threat from the economies of developing countries like China and India, the USA remains the world’s largest and most significant economy. When we think about doing business in a global context, it is impossible to ignore the importance of the US’s influence.

Over the course of 3 weeks and 36 hours of lectures and seminars, you will get a unique insight into US business issues and culture.
Topics are expected to include:
The Future of American business
Causes and consequences of the Global Financial Crisis
Building relationships and networking in the USA
Understanding leadership in American Organisations
Venture capital, banking and finance
Business Communication for Meetings and Negotiations

This is genuinely stepping out of the classroom and into the ‘Real World’.
About the city of Charlotte
Charlotte, North Carolina, offers the excitement of a cosmopolitan city and the ease of Southern charm, giving it a unique atmosphere. It is one of the financial capitals of the US and home to many of the country’s largest financial institutions. This is where business happens!
Nicknamed the “Queen City”, Charlotte is named in honour of the German princess Charlotte of Mecklenburg who had become Queen Consort of British King George III, the year before the city’s founding.
In 2008, Charlotte was chosen the "Best Place to Live in America" by relocate-america.com in its annual ranking and 8 of the 100 "Best Places to Live and Launch" by CNNMoney.com for cities picked for their vibrant lifestyles and opportunities for new businesses.
The University of North Carolina, Charlotte is a dynamic university that is going places. You are stepping into one of the fastest growing universities in the country!
Accommodation
Students are accommodated at the Hampton Inn, just across the road from the university. With plenty of facilities and eating options nearby, you and the rest of the group will be blown away by the outstanding hospitality of the team there.
Register your interest for 2013
Places are strictly limited and eligible students will be allocated a place on a first-come, first-served basis. This program requires 20 participants in order to run.


Business in the USA
15 January 2012