Business Study Abroad Tours for Non-Traditional Students: An Outcomes Assessment

Spero C. Peppas

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The purpose of this research was to assess empirically the perceived benefits of a business study tour course in terms of business educational outcomes, cultural awareness and sensitivity, and work-related gains. This study fills a gap in the business-school-related literature by focusing on outcomes of study abroad tours for non-traditional, working adult students.

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