From March to June 2014, on Wednesday afternoon, this course
organizes presentations with various representatives of the EU established in
Korea. The purpose is to gather various expatriates to discover the potential
of European companies and institutions, their presence here in Korea, and the
good and bad of being a European in Korea.
Furthermore, our students are interested to learn what
requirements and skills are needed by European companies to get an internship
or a job.
Thus during three month, guided by motivated students,
different companies and institutions are invited to visit us and briefly
introduce themselves, respond to the students questions, and have an enjoyable
experience presenting their homeland and their objectives in Asia.
The atmosphere of these presentations is meant to be very
pleasant for all of us, and to celebrate the participation of our guests properly
they are invited to enjoy a dinner afterwards at the University restaurant.
Our students are studying German or French and European
Trade. English skills are required. Most of them are in the 3rd or 4th academic
year. Also our international exchange students can participate in this class.
In order to graduate, each group of students supervising
one of the eight delegations will have to make a presentation and remarks on
the website of this class: www.europetrade.blogspot.kr
Classes
always on Wednesday, 2.30 – 5.30 pm
Room 502, College of Humanities, Bldg. 15
Program
1 Wednesday,
March 5th Short
Introduction
2 Wednesday,
March 12th No Class, University-Birthday!
3 Wednesday,
March 19th History of
Korean-European relation
4 Wednesday,
March 26th How to do Power-Point?
5 Wednesday,
April 2nd European
Companies (in Korea)
6 Wednesday,
April 9th Intercultural
Aspects, Job-Application
7 Wednesday,
April 16th Austrian
Business Chamber, Seoul, Ms.
Andrea Robitza, Commercial Attaché
8 Wednesday,
April 23rd Airbus-Industries
(France/Germany, …)
Mr. Loiche Cyril, Business Analyst
Mr. Loiche Cyril, Business Analyst
9 Wednesday,
April 30th Russia and the Far East 1 (Prof. Dr.
Werner Lehfeldt, Göttingen University)
10 Wednesday,
May 7th Russia and the Far East 2 (Prof. Dr.
Werner Lehfeldt, Göttingen University)
11 Wednesday,
May 14th MAN (Germany)
/ European Chamber of
Commerce & Industry, Mr. Thilo Halter,
President, CEO
12 Wednesday,
May 21st Muser
Trading (France),
Mr. Christophe Muser
Mr. Christophe Muser
13 Wednesday,
May 28th European
Furniture & Household, N.N.
14 Wednesday,
June 4th No Class, Election-Day!
15 Wednesday,
June 11th Car Supplier, Final Remarks
Topics for student’s presentations:
a) Austrian
and Swiss companies
b) European
Air- and Space-Industry
c) Eastern-Europe,
Relations with Korea
d) European
Commercial Vehicles (Trucks, Buses, Agricultural Vehicles, …)
e) Korean
Trading with Europe
f) Furniture
and Household-Machines from Europe in Korea
g) European
Car Supplier, Car Electric, …