Teaching International Business Skills across US and Kenya: A Model for International Collaboration
Abstract
We propose a model of University-linked collaboration for teaching international business as a tool to facilitate equitable learning and cross-border engagement. We extend the collaborative online international learning (COIL) model from student-to-student to student-to-professional by proposing a six-factor model. We set this collaboration across the understudied Global North–Global South context with a particular focus on social innovation-oriented projects. The model provides a framework for structuring immediate and long-term collaborations. Case studies and student evaluations over the course of six semesters show support for this cooperation model as a method of teaching international business skills and tools. © 2022 Taylor & Francis Group, LLC.
Author(s)
Ogutu, Vincent
Year
2022
Countries
Kenya
Language
English
Research Method
Qualitative
Article Type
Peer-Reviewed Articles
Keywords
Higher education | Teaching methods | Peer learning | Excel Import
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Research Team
Ogutu, Vincent
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