School of Business Gazette
News of the People & Happenings in the UW-Madison School of Business
February 2006
- Wisconsin Professor Wins Top Prize For Research on Corporate Finance
- Finance Professor to Become Associate Dean For Wisconsin MBA and MS Programs in July
- Roger G. Maclean Joins School of Business As Associate Dean for Executive Education
- UW-Madison Business Professor Given Major Grant
To Research Corporate Reporting - UW-Madison Business Professor Given Major Grant To Research Corporate Reporting
- Wisconsin MBA Ranks 51st among U.S. Schools in Financial Times Ranking
- Wisconsin MBA Viewbook Wins Bronze Medal
- Big Ten MBAs Defeat Pac-10 in Case Competition; Wisconsin Wins Second Place
- New Director Joins Hawk Center
- FACULTY/STAFF NEWS
- Professor Emeritus James Bower Dies
- Guidelines for Making the Most of Search Engine Marketing
- Dean’s Open Office Hours for Spring Semester
- New Type of Alumni Event Proves Popular with Chicago Alumni
- A Major Decision and School of Business Majors Career Fair
- IN THE NEWS
- New Study Abroad Program in Bangkok to Begin Next Fall
- Family Business Center Presents "Compensation and the Family Business"
- School of Business to Cosponsor Seminar on Building the UW-Madison Brand
- Wall Street Journal Columnist to Be Business Writer in Residence
- Staff Honored at Length of Service Luncheon
- ACFIN Runners Support Arthritis Foundation
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New Study Abroad Program in Bangkok to Begin Next Fall
Opportunities for University of Wisconsin-Madison undergraduate business students to study abroad in Asia will expand next fall. An exchange partnership with Chulalongkorn University in Bangkok, Thailand is being developed. The International Programs office at the UW-Madison School of Business will begin accepting applications this spring for students to study at Chulalongkorn University Faculty of Commerce and Accountancy beginning next fall.
Chulalongkorn University by general consensus is Thailand’s leading university. Its business curriculum, which is delivered in English, is ranked among the top five programs in East Southeast Asia. The central location in Bangkok offers students the opportunity to experience Thai culture and to observe economic activities in the modern center of business for mainland Southeast Asia.
UW-Madison and Thailand have many close ties. The Wisconsin Alumni Association in Thailand is large and active. The dean of the Faculty of Commerce and Accountancy at Chulalongkorn University is a UW-Madison Business alumna. Both institutions are members of the Pacific Asian Consortium for International Business Education and Research (PACIBER).
A Study Abroad Information Session on Chulalongkorn University and other upcoming study abroad programs by the International Programs Office of the School of Business will be held Wednesday, Feb. 1 from 5:30 to 7 p.m. in Grainger Hall. For more information, call 608/265-5017.
