Students will

– identify effective international governance and service orientation concepts and practices underpinning business, management and strategy

– acquire social and organizational knowledge behind modern competitive, inter-cultural, cross-cultural, economic and technological factors which play a key role in determining digitalisation of society

– develop and present work articulately and convincingly as individual as well as in working group during the onsite visits

– interpret and discuss scientific findings and evaluation with academics and professional associates

– demonstrate the ability to work as a team during the field visit

– employ ethical concerns in a foreign country and be responsible decision-making during the participation and learning

– produce critical reviews and comparative analysis between pre-trip and post-trip based on research, one’s own experience and observation

– assess business models and strategies for their implication for future collaboration in the digital and sharing economy

– justify the application of innovative strategies, context of one's work experiences and learning experiences that will have longer-term effect on foreign business activity and society

– evaluate the international dimensions of efficiencies have on practices and other international developments

E-Governance and Public Service Orientation in Estonia