A cross-cultural exploration of Thai and American behaviors is the emphasis of the course. The students receive first-class, international hospitality training. Living accommodations are American standard and students can expect to earn wages based upon experience. Employers may accommodate those wanting cross-training, based upon student evaluation. Students visit a variety of hotels and restaurants in Great Britain to learn about International Hospitality and attend seminars presented by key personnel within these establishments.
Students also are able to dine in a variety of restaurants and stay in first class accommodations.
Our legal institutions and judicial systems are examined and contemporary legal issues are explored. Students learn to appreciate how law helps us to resolve our conflicts and address our problems through various legal procedures. This course does not focus on specific laws and rules, but rather on understanding the nature of law, how it affects us, and what its limitations are. Instruction is conducted at various sites in London, including Parliament, the Law Courts, the London Stock Exchange, and other locations in order to provide the student with a glimpse of the past. Visitation to the European Parliament and the United Nations in Brussels, Belgium provides an insight into the future of the emerging European community.