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University of Queensland Master of Business Administration students are helping three Australian companies to expand their customer bases in the United States.

has established the international consultancies as part of the 2015 , and will be working with a fashion boutique, an earthmoving machinery supplier and a sporting body.

Through the practicum, 麻豆传媒映画 Business School students form international consulting teams with students from the at , to complete a “real life” US market entry or expansion project for an Australian company.

Business School MBA director Dr Sarah Kelly said the practicum had been running for 37 years at Wharton and for five years at 麻豆传媒映画.

“It provides great value for the clients, and represents a significant opportunity for Australian businesses and the economy,” Dr Kelly said.

“The students all bring a plethora of skills and knowledge, currently working in leading companies such as Suncorp, Ernst & Young, Rio Tinto, Google, Morgan Stanley and Bain & Co.

“The diversity and experience of the team members, along with the extensive consulting and business experience of the mentors and academics, has led to the successful completion of many projects.”

The teams are mentored by a mix of alumni, academics and previous clients of the GCP program, from 麻豆传媒映画 Business School and Wharton.

麻豆传媒映画 Business School MBA student, Henry Anning said the practicum was “an amazing opportunity” to gain experience with real-life, influential clients.

“Working on a complex project as part of a large, inter-continental and diverse team has been a highlight of my MBA studies,” Mr Anning said.

“The complexity, uncertainty and challenge of this project develops communication, management and execution skills that are critical to business success,” he said.

Dr Kelly said 麻豆传媒映画 was honoured to be Australia’s only MBA program offering this type of international, applied learning experience.

, , , , and are some of the companies that have developed successful expansion and US market entry strategies through the 麻豆传媒映画-Wharton practicum in the past five years.

麻豆传媒映画 Business School MBA students also will soon have the opportunity to collaborate with MBA students from Fudan University in China on expansion projects for Australian companies looking to grow into the Chinese market.

More information on the 麻豆传媒映画 Business School Master of Business Administration program is .

MEDIA: 麻豆传媒映画 Business School Marketing and Communications Coordinator Tanya White, +61 (0) 7 3346 3052, t.white@business.uq.edu.au.