Office of Global Business: Global Projects

India

India Program Details

• Open/Close Program Snapshot

  Students will work in consulting teams on a meaningful business project with Tanna Realtors or National Bank of Abu Dhabi located in or near Mumbai, India. This program is limited to 6 Fisher sophomore/junior undergraduate students, who will work in teams of 3.

  Eligibility

  3.3 GPA

  During Program: Rank 3 or 4

  TOFEL Score: 95 (if applicable)

  Project Scope

  Tanna Realtors: Real Estate Business Developer, Market Research Analyst

  National Bank of Abu Dhabi: Financial Manager/Analyst

  Important Program Dates
  TBD

  Application Opens:

  Application Closes:

  Interviews:

  Students Notified:

  Deposit Due:

  Final Payment Due:

  Required Course Class:

  Travel Information

  Mumbai, India

  Travel Dates TBD

  Departure from US:

  Arrive in Mumbai, India:

  Project begins:

  Project ends:

  Departure from Mumbai, India:

  Program Contact

  Maureen Grady, Progam Coordinator, grady.299@osu.edu

• Open/Close Program Cost

  Program Total Cost: TBD

  Cost Includes:

  • Hotel/Apartment accommodations (Wi-Fi and Kitchen) for 5 weeks
  • Culture class at Global Gateway, Mumbai with no transferrable credit to OSU
  • Resident Director for in-country emergency support
  • Global project placement with Tanna Realtors or National Bank of Abu Dhabi
  • Public transportation to/from company project
  • Transportation Assistance to/from Mumbai Airport

  
  Cost does not include:

  • Roundtrip Airfare to Mumbai, India (~$1,800)
  • HTH Supplemental Health Insurance (Required) (~$55)
  • Visa Fee (if appliciable)
  • Food and extracurricular activities
• Open/Close Course Description

  Consulting Project in INDIA

  A one-credit class, BUSADM 4189, Advanced Field Study, scheduled during Spring Semester, second 7-week session, will be REQUIRED of ALL global projects program students.

  Graded as P/F, the Consulting Project in India course will be conducted in both an on-line format, as well as small in-class sessions for your specific location.

  The in-class sessions will be held in Mason Hall Rotunda, at the following times:

  TBA

  Please keep this time available in your spring class schedule so you don't conflict with another class. Also, be sure to keep room in your schedule for this one-credit hour class because if you schedule over 18 hours, you will be required to pay for this additional credit hour.

  During the class, students will better understand the dynamics of doing business in India, resources for project management, mitigating risk while traveling, understanding how to assimilate into the Indian culture, understanding how to make the most of this opportunity, and health and safety concerns will be covered. Additional content will focus on pre-departure logistical information to help students be successful during your internship.

  Admitted students will be automatically enrolled in this course.

  Students cannot self-enroll. Please leave room in your spring schedule to accommodate this one-credit required course.

• Open/Close Application Process

  Application Steps

  Applications open on August 23, 2016 and the deadline is November 15, 2016. Submit your application to only one projects program. Incomplete applications will not be processed.

  1. Complete your online application
  2. Complete and upload required application documents on the application
  3. Expect to hear from the Office of Global Busines 1-2 weeks after your application submission.

  Application Documents

  • Up-to-Date Resume
    • Remove any 'objectives' and/or 'personal summaries', remove high school content, and be sure to include your GPA on your resume
    • You must attach your current resume as a PDF to your submitted application. Your resume is the starting point for your project selection so make sure it's up-to-date and accurately reflects your competence in the best possible way. Please make an appointment with a Career Consultant with Fisher's Office of Career Management to present a compelling, professionally formatted, and error-free resume that effectively describes your level of experience.
  • Personal Statement (One-page) including:
    • Your expectations for the Global Projects Program
    • Header including name, date, and country applying to
    • Why you selected the location that you did
    • What you hope to gain from this unique work experience
    • Which project you prefer, and why
• Open/Close Travel Preparations

  PASSPORTS

  All students must must have a passport valid at least 6 months past the dates of travel. You must have your passport at least 3 months prior to departure to allow time to process a visa.

  • If needed, the costs associated with applying for or renewing a passport are not included in the total price of the program
  • If you are a US citizen but do not currently have a passport and you are selected to participate in the program, you should apply for your passport as soon as possible
  • If you are a US citizen trying to apply for a passport, please see Travel.State.Gov for more information about applying and renewing your passport

  HEALTH AND SAFETY ABROAD

  Visit the Office of International Affairs Health and Safety page, for information related to:

  • Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
  • Travel Alerts
  • Disability Services
  • Emergency contacts
  • Health Insurance
  • International Travel Consultation
  • Medical/Non-medical Emergencies
  • Safety Guidelines
  • Sexual Harassment
  • Smart Traveler Enrollment Program (STEP)
  • Study Abroad Health Form
  • Student Code of Conduct

  TRAVEL PLAN COMMUNICATION

  As a safety precaution, we require you to communicate your travel plans associated with the program after you are accepted. (Flight itinerary, accommodation, phone/email contact while abroad, etc.)