This summer, students in Goizueta’s One-Year MBA program spent an unforgettable week in Copenhagen, exploring how Denmark has achieved work-life balance and become one of the world’s happiest countries. Through company visits and cultural excursions, they experienced the essence of Danish living — from innovative workplaces to the famous concept of hygge.
Students in Goizueta Business School’s One-Year MBA program spent an unforgettable week in Copenhagen this summer, exploring how Denmark has achieved work-life balance and become one of the world’s happiest countries.
Our trip to Copenhagen was transformative, and ultimately ingrained in me the benefits of boundaries and compartmentalization. It is not optimal to be “always on” at work, and creating lines between work and play can make us more adept at both.
Learning about the experiences of international Goizueta MBA students can help you maximize your own journey and help clarify your motivations for pursuing an MBA. Meet three Goizueta MBA students from the Class of 2025 excelling as international students at Goizueta. Profiles includes a student from different parts of the world, industries, and pre-MBA experiences to provide an extensive overview of their lives.
Learning about the experiences of international Goizueta MBA students can help you maximize your own journey and help clarify your motivations for pursuing an MBA. Meet three Goizueta MBA students from the Class of 2024 excelling as international students at Goizueta. Profiles includes a student from different parts of the world, industries, and pre-MBA experiences to provide an extensive overview of their lives.
The Global Experiential Module (GEM) was a big draw in applying to Goizueta as I was unable to study abroad during my undergrad. Several of my friends had transformational experiences, and I was hoping to replicate that in some form. But with the extending pandemic, I was unsure if we’d be able to experience this GEM opportunity that is central to the Goizueta experience.
One of the largest attractions to business school (outside of new networks and career opportunities) is the ability to see how business is conducted in other countries through study abroad programs or Emory’s Global Experiential Modules (GEMS).
As the day for MSMs approached, tensions grew high. “Would we still be able to go to South Korea or would the trip be canceled?” I wondered. The coronavirus was already spreading at an alarming rate through Asia and threatened our prospect of exploring business and culture in an Asian...