IBUS3062: Global Impact Lab in Action - Solving Wicked Cross-Cultural Problems

4 Credits

Solving Wicked Cross-Cultural Problems prepares students to identify, analyze, and address complex problems in a global setting. The purpose of the Impact Lab Project is to apply the skills learned in the BA 2062 Powerful Problem Solving course into a real business problem. This course emphasizes the power of experiential education and professional relationships. The experiential learning portion of the curriculum teaches students how to disaggregate wicked problems and provide impactful solutions to real-world problems. Students will also learn about the economic context in the EU and Greece and how to consult with NGOs. Faculty serve as coaches to students working on the projects, and each student group will be paired with a mentor. This section is a study abroad course that requires an application. prereq: Carlson School of Management student; BA 1011: Leading Self & Teams; BA 2062: Impact Lab Problem Solving Credit will not be granted if credit has been received for BA 3062.

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