The international business plan competition Cerebration ‘09  is launched by NUS Business School of Singapore. The 2009 represents the fifth year of this competition and the previous editions had the best business schools all over the world as participants. London Business School and the Rotterdam School of Management are just some of them.

If you think you have talent and you can compete with some of the top business minds all over the world, don’t miss the chance to participate to this large business plan competition. You will be challenged to work on real life cases based on three leading Asian companies, that are the sponsor of the competition.

   The second edition of the Henkel Innovation Challenge is ready to start. If you are either an undergraduate or graduate student and an ambitious and a creative person stop some minutes and read more about the competition organised by Henkel corporation. It is an international business game that consist of making a presentation of your creative ideas to the Business Development Manager in 120-second video.

If you’re an undergraduate student interested in deeply understanding the philosophy of the economics and social sciences, the reputed London School of Economics (LSE) and Political Science offers a Master of Science in Economics and Philosophy.

During these days is possible to apply for the Shell Gourami Business Game, a six-day residential student event that takes place in Portugal from December 13th to December 18th. Business game is a good way to test your potential and put into practice everything you’ve learned at the college. Moreover, you will have a deep insight into an international organization as Shell.

Student competition is a great opportunity to put in practice what you’ve learned at the college. Deutsche Post World Net is now offering to students the opportunity to develop a consulting project in order to examine a specific problem concerning the product and service portfolio of DHL.

“Education without borders” is an international student event that will take place in Dubai from 29th to 31st March of 2009. Its aim is to create a dialogue between students and several experts from all over the world, in order to find solutions for the challenges that the world has to face and then put them into action.

If you’re a graduate student interested in developing an international career, the  Copenhagen Business School (CBS) offers a Master of Science in Business, Language and Culture. The uniqueness of this Master of Science is the combination between language and cultural skills with other key disciplines, including international business economics, cultural and societal analysis, language and area studies, communication and interdisciplinary research methods.

The International Study Program (ISP) is an intensive short-term program in English for MBA students from St.Gallen’s partner universities. Through small classes and interactive teaching, students in this program will gain a profound and enduring understanding of business in Europe.

Attending MBA student s from one of St.Gallen’s partner universities can decide to participate in this three month short-term program. The International Study Program is composed of both core and elective courses. The core courses are the following:

•    Leadership in European Companies
•    Strategic Management

The S3 Asia MBA is the result of the S3 University Alliance (S3 representing the cities anchoring the universities – Shanghai, Seoul and Singapore), among three leading Asian Business Schools – Fudan University, Korea University, and National University of Singapore. As the first collaborative programme between the three universities, the S3 Asia MBA Program is the first of its kind in the world to integrate educational, business and cultural features from China, South Korea and Singapore into a singular curriculum structure.

The Master Degree in Energy, Natural Resources and the Environment is one of the major within the two-year master programme in Economics and Business Administration at NHH – Norway leading business school.