This reflects the integrated approach to business studies that is a feature of the Department of Intercultural Communication and Management in the Copenhagen Business School.
Japan is the second largest national economy in the world today.
What happens in Japan has long been and will remain critically important for the economic and social development of both industrialized and industrializing nations. We believe the global community will continue to value individuals who are competent in Japanese, familiar with the nation's history, culture, and economy, and trained in interdisciplinary approaches to management and communications. Because this city has an exceptional concentration of resources for your education and professional career. Paris, August 1999.