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The Eller Study Tour to San Jose, Costa Rica allows for students the opportunity to practically apply classroom ethics and business skills to real world international applications in Costa Rica. This course will present several case studies of International Business and Business Ethics through guest lectures on topics such as eco-tourism, trade agreements, fair trade commodities and the ethical challenges of doing business in Costa Rica. Students will have the chance to go behind the scenes during the site visits and hear from business leaders in such places as Café Britt, Standard Fruit Co., and the Ministry of Finance. This program also includes excursions to the Poas Volcano, La Paz Waterfall Gardens, as well as a two night visit to Puerto Viejo. Students will live in a local casa that is within walking distance to the CEA classroom building and participate in social and cultural activities such as Latin dancing, white water rafting, and snorkeling. All aspects of this course will be presented in English. Administration: The Eller Study Tour to San Jose, Costa Rica is affiliated with Cultural Experiences Abroad (CEA). The mission of CEA is to create and facilitate opportunities for personal growth and global understanding through quality international education and cultural experiences. To do this, CEA focuses on the 'service first' experience, which includes providing personal attention to students before, during and after their experience abroad. All aspects of the study tour are being handled by CEA. You can preview the program through the following site: http://arizona.GoWithCEA.com To speak with someone from the Eller College about the study tour, please contact either: Paul Melendez, Lead Faculty on the Study Tour: Melendez@eller.arizona.edu *Listen to Paul Melendez talk about the Costa Rica Study Tour: Video Dave Wietecha, Honors Academic Advisor & Program Coordinator: wietecha@eller.arizona.edu Eric Ferguson, Academic & International Initiatives Advisor: efergus@eller.arizona.edu Academic Component: Students will receive three (3) undergraduate units. For Eller students, these credits will be applied towards the Ethics requirement that students have to complete prior to graduating.Students must be enrolled in PA 202 to participate. Students working on completing the Global Business Program(GBP) can apply these three credits earned towards the GBP. Honors students may also use these three credits towards their required units for graduating with honors. For both Eller and non-Eller students please contact one of the Eller representative listed above if you have any questions. Site Visits: These will include a presentation by the speakers and then a question and answer period. For the tour in 2007 the site visits included: Café Britt, Standard Fruit Co., the Ministry of Finance, Villa Blanca, and other speakers as they were arranged.
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Application Process: Application and deposit deadline: 3/14/2009
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