UNIRSM News Classes begin for the fourth edition of the Advanced Training Course in Internationalization Processes, featuring 130 hours of activities and internships abroad.

Classes begin for the fourth edition of the Advanced Training Course in Internationalization Processes, featuring 130 hours of activities and internships abroad.

Classes for the fourth edition of the Advanced Training Course in Internationalization Processes, offered by the University of the Republic of San Marino in collaboration with the Secretariat of State for Foreign Affairs and the Agency for International Economic Development – ​​Chamber of Commerce, began today, Friday, November 9th.

The teaching staff, composed of senior executives from multinational companies, diplomats, and university professors, will deliver 130 hours of lessons, scheduled until March 9, 2019, in the classrooms of the new university campus at the World Trade Center in Dogana. On March 23, 2019, students will take an exam that will grant the most deserving candidates access to the internship program abroad organized by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The day before, students will also demonstrate before a special commission a simulation of an internationalization process developed in collaboration with selected San Marino companies, called "project work." This exam, along with class attendance, will lead to the awarding of the diploma.

The main new teaching feature of the fourth edition of the Advanced Training Course, demonstrating the growing attention of institutions towards the topic, is the course "Internationalization of Businesses and Tourist Destinations."

With this initiative, the institutions involved intend to continue their activities aimed at implementing the principle of "Internationalization of the Country," giving top priority to the education of young people and investing in a training program that will better address the increasingly numerous and pressing challenges posed by the emergence of economic and cultural globalization.

University of San Marino

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