We're thrilled to share the success of the Global Enterprise Project, a flagship module at the University of Birmingham, developed in collaboration with the Department for Business and Trade (DBT). This innovative module equips Modern Languages students with essential workplace skills, cultural awareness, and real-world international trade experience.
Key Highlights:
✅ Broad Range of Topics: From international market selection to finance and business culture.
✅ Expert-Led: Delivered by specialists in language, culture, digital, and intellectual property.
✅ Real Business Challenges: Students tackle genuine business problems presented by exporters like Tri-Dosha, gaining fresh perspectives and innovative solutions.
Student Success:
✅ Over 100 students have completed the project, enhancing their employability and critical thinking skills.
✅ Students like Venus Egonu and Ahensa Bossu have broadened their career interests and developed key skills through this module.
Testimonials:
✅ Sunita Passi, Founder of Tri-Dosha: "Engaging with students brought new energy and ideas, reinforcing the importance of innovation and adaptability in business."
✅ Marie Boucheny & Helen Hook: "The practical focus of the module aids students' transition into the professional world."
This collaboration exemplifies the power of integrating academic learning with practical, real-world experiences. Kudos to all involved Elaine Fulton Marie Boucheny Helen Hook👏
A big thank you to Liz Roberts MSc, MCIEx from Department for Business & Trade ☺️
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