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THE EU EXPERIENCE
INTERNATIONAL IMPACT
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EU CODE OF
CONDUCT FOR LIFE
Dear graduating students, parents and friends, distinguished guests, So you, the graduates, belong to the next generation. You are
faculty and staff members, the ‘millennials’. Your parents and I already belong to the past
generation. But both generations have something in common:
First of all: they share common values. Values such as commitment, belief,
Congratulations to the class of 2010. You made it! passion, success, tact, sincerity, tolerance, patience and
transparency remain the same over decades.
Our graduates are from now on our ambassadors. You are part of
the European University Alumni Family. Throughout your studies, Thank you for believing in EU and for your confidence, trust and
you depended on us. Now we depend on you to capitalize on the generosity. Thank you for the moments of fun and excellence you
synergy that we have created together. have brought us. These are great gifts you have given us. Through
your spirit, our faculty and staff will remain always young.
Commencement is a very important day in your lives. It means that
through your courage and commitment you have achieved your goal: I wish you Good Luck and Bon Voyage on your exciting new journey
to be and not to have a degree, to be a Bachelor or a Master! and look forward to seeing you on our Alumni Grid webpage
www.alumni.euruni.edu. At European University, you are always
Academic year 2009–2010 was a milestone in the European welcome.
University success story: we were proud to announce international
accreditation by ACBSP and IACBE. Dr. Dirk Craen
President
European University
EU BARCELONA
Commencement Ceremony 12 June 2010
Dr. Cristina Tomás i Pérez Dr. Ivo Matser Dr. Dirk Craen
European University Barcelona’s 2010 Com- Dr. Tomás i Pérez then introduced the first EU President Dr. Dirk Craen then addressed
mencement Ceremony honored over 200 guest of honor, CEO at TSM Business students and commencement guests. He
graduates and 400 guests in the exclusive School and Chairman of the Dutch Associa- underlined the contrast of this generation
Pullman Barcelona Skipper Hotel. The annual tion of Business Schools, Dr. Ivo Matser of “millennials”, the multitaskers and social
event took place on 12 June 2010 and was who chose to approach the audience with an networkers, with his own generation, reflect-
also attended by EU Alumni chapter heads insightful speech on entrepreneurship. Using ing that despite rapid change the values of
and students from across the European and the history of entrepreneurship to illustrate friendship, loyalty, transparency and respect
Asian campus networks. The festive occasion the current modern era of rapid and cease- will always retain their significance. He added
was introduced by EU Professor of Finance less change, he highlighted growth industries, that as graduates they be socially responsible,
Dr. Cristina Tomás i Pérez who welcomed including solar energy, looking forward to a humble, invest in themselves, take courage in
the commencement procession and guests future where healthcare and consumer goods failure and be lifelong learners. He concluded
and dedicated the event to the success of the will be more readily available and energy with the EU code of conduct (see page 6).
students. greener. He related that industry and not poli-
tics will drive this new technological watershed,
and urged students to focus on social issues Highlights from Dr. Craen’s speech
in order to tackle the current global ecological
“The ‘Millennials’ are their parent’s greatest protégés and
and economic crises. Dr. Matser advocated proudest creations”
that they must rise to this challenge, to make
“You communicate at lightening speed within your social
a difference individually and collectively with networks.”
passion, direction and creativity: to move into
the future with the skills that European Univer-
sity has taught them.
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EU President Dr. Craen presented honored Mr. Edward Chollet was honored by President A top name in European tourism, Mr. Harry
guest Dr. Ivo Matser, CEO at TSM Business Craen with a King Fellow Award for his distinc- John was also awarded the prestigious King
School and Chairman of the Dutch Association tion and selfless career in the field of public Fellow Award for his ceaseless promotion of
of Business Schools with a Doctor Honoris service. Mr. Chollet’s role as spokesman for national heritage and work in the field of tour-
Causa degree for his outstanding contribu- the Minister of Internal Affairs of Canton Vaud ism. This culminated in the coveted UNESCO
tion to higher education through his member- sees him take on a broader responsibility as a award for the Montreux Riviera, where under
ship and supervisory roles with educational worldwide ambassador for the Swiss nation. his management the region won the presti-
bodies in his native Netherlands and abroad. gious ‘Milestone 2009’, the benchmark Swiss
President Craen commended him on his global tourism industry award for outstanding destina-
vision, tireless efforts and commitment in the tion and brand management. He was also
promotion of business education. praised for the diligence and dynamism he
applies to his career goals.
President Craen presented a third King Grid and its subsequent collaboration with
Fellow Award to EU Alumni Mr. René van LinkedIn, Facebook and other social media.
Baardewijk, a successful entrepreneur and He rewarded Mr. van Baardewijk, current
managing director/founder of Rebain S.L., an head of the Barcelona and Amsterdam EU
international trading and distribution concern. Alumni chapters, for his distinguished career
since graduating from EU in 1989 as well as
‘King Fellow Award’ He is also major driving force behind European his unstinting and continued dedication to the
Mr. René van Baardewijk
University social networking site the Alumni Alumni Association.
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through membership and supervisory board Brabant Business School and the Foundation “To be both managerial and serving it is important to find
a good balance for yourself… full of passion, direction and
functions in The Netherlands and abroad and for Management Development in Nijmegen.
empathy.”
in 2001 he moved into Business Education.
“Entrepreneurship means doing things together”
It was in 2003 that he was appointed to CEO “Networks will be more inspiring if they include a greater
variety of people.”
at TSM Business School in the central Dutch
city of Appledorn. To this post he brought “… making a difference is what it is all about; it requires entre-
preneurship and diversity.”
his desire to create an environment where
creativity, inventiveness and perseverance are
prominent and also where innovation, flexibility
and sustainable development can flourish.
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Harry John was born in 1965 in Leukerbad, a and Vevey, Mr. John became President of
spectacular Rhône Valley village located in the Montreux-Vevey Tourisme in 2001.
southern Swiss canton of Valais. Growing up
in this ski resort and mountain climbing center Later in 2001 Mr. John was appointed as
that also boasts the largest thermal spa and Director of Montreux Riviera Tourism and
wellness facility in the Swiss Alps directed him assuming the responsibilities of this position
towards his future vocation. was a logical step in a career that has taken in
tourism marketing, sports and leisure planning,
He went to college in Brigue and from there he member and advisory roles for numerous
moved on to finish his studies at the influential tourism associations, cultural and economic
Swiss School of Tourism in Sierre, during boards across Switzerland. He has been
which he was already working in an advisory chairman of the Board of Swiss Cities (an
capacity for the tourism offices of Geneva association of 27 Swiss cities) since November
and Verbier. Soon after his graduation he 2005. He also continues his assocation with
became responsible for sports and cultural SITE, representing them as chair of their
event management at the Leukerbad tourism international conference in December 2008.
headquarters.
Since assuming his current directorship, Mr.
He joined the Lausanne Tourism Office John has overseen destination management of
& Convention Bureau in 1990 as sales 23 towns and villages, followed by the launch
representative for North America and The of the new brands Montreux Riviera in 2008
Middle East and has been a Society of and CI/CD in 2009. Under his management,
Incentive & Travel Executives (SITE) member the region of Montreux Riviera won the
since 1995. In the same year he was awarded prestigious Milestone 2009, the benchmark
the Tourism Expert Diploma (TOUREX) and in Swiss tourism industry award for outstanding
1997 was appointed Director of Marketing and destination and brand management.
Sales of Lausanne Tourism. After a merger
of tourist offices in the towns of Montreux
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LIFELONG NETWORK
Ms. Strupule and Ms. Silava opened their joint speech by describing Ms. Hernandez and Ms. Mauerer opened with thanks to the “family”
the special honor they felt to be standing in front of their fellow of the “amazing MBA group” at European University Barcelona. They
students. They related that their EU experience had only been possible explained how studying in a team situation in such an international
because of the support that they had received from the accomplished environment challenged them to be more open-minded and tolerant.
professors of EU, the international student body and of their family Ms. Mauerer particularly commended the case study teaching method
and friends. They reflected that choosing a university was one of the at EU, saying that it had given her confidence and helped to define her
most important decisions of their lives and that studying at EU had career goals. They both concluded by thanking their family and friends for
enriched them on a personal as well as an educational level, praising attending their Commencement and expressed their appreciation for the
particularly the case study method of teaching employed at the staff of the European Univeristy. They then invited their fellow graduates
university. They concluded that all EU graduates are united by the view to stand and applaud each other on this milestone in their lives.
that they are living in a world with no boundaries of opportunity and
success: a developing world that they can and will help to improve.
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SPECIAL AWARDS
There were some students who truly excelled above
and beyond the accomplishments of their peers and
deserve special mention for their exemplary efforts
inside and outside of the classroom. Students with not
only solid academic qualifications but also palpable
achievements in extra-curricular activities are certainly
much more attractive to potential employers, which is
why EU encourages student participation in all aspects of
university life.
The award for the best Bachelor student Following on from her success, Ms. Bozhkova This honor was extended to Mr. Sebastian
academic year 2009–10 went to Zarya also produced the best undergradute thesis, Marc Honold from Germany, whose academic
Dimitrova Bozkhova of Bulgaria. With an “Angola: improving or deteriorating?”, in the excellence in pursuit of his MBA saw him
outstanding grade point average that earned face of stiff competition. She impressed the achieve an exceptional grade point average
her the Summa cum Laude distinction, Ms. EU thesis committee with her systematic and the Summa cum Laude distinction. His
Bozkhova was rewarded for her consistent approach and identification of key questions hard work and dedication was exemplary and
best-of-class performances. pertaining to the impact of civil war on the EU wishes him the best as he pursues his
political economy of the African nation. career goals.
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COCKTAIL RECEPTION
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Commencement Ceremony 16 June 2010
European University’s Swiss Commencement European University was honoured to welcome European University was delighted to welcome
Ceremony took place in the beautiful setting of prestigious figures including the former Prime to the Commencement Ceremony Dr. Rhonda
the Château Maison Blanche. Minister of Lebanon His Excellency Najib Mack, Associate Dean at the world-
Mikati, Colonel Alexandre Morisod, head of the renowned College of Charleston in South
Bachelor, Master and Doctorate students International Military Sports Council, repre- Carolina, USA.
representing 37 nationalities were proud to sentatives of the Chinese Ministry of Educa-
graduate from EU and were joined on this very tion and Dr. Rhonda Mack from the College of Dr. Mack was the first key speaker to address
special day by VIP guests, friends and family Charleston. the audience with a thrilling speech about
members. Charleston as a cultural and historic location
The 2010 Master of Ceremonies was Prof. as well as a university. Her speech resounded
Headquarters of EU’s Executive Center, the Stef de Jong from European University’s with the themes of sustainability and inter-
16th-century château hosted more than 500 Geneva and Montreux campuses. connectivity; the idea that the world is so
guests at the event. The idyllic location among inter-connected now that events, good or bad,
the vineyards of the Swiss Riviera added to the can have domino effects on global scales. She
success of the event. believes this generation, which is accustomed
to today’s technologies and global conscious-
ness, is capable of leading the way towards
environmental sustainability, minimizing the
carbon footprint left on the planet whilst ensur-
ing prosperity for future generations.
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EU President Dr. Dirk Craen followed with A King Fellow Award was presented to European University has a tradition of rec-
his inspirational commencement address and Colonel Alexandre Morisod for his outstand- ognizing successful family businesses which
honored the graduates with words of encour- ing work as head of the International Military stand out from the crowd. This year’s Fam-
agement and congratulated them on their Sports Council, which is successfully improv- ily Business Award was given to the Saint-
achievements. He asked the graduates to look ing international relations through sports with a Marche family, for their inspiring entrepre-
forward to their future careers and asked them view to achieving world peace. neurship crossing several industries.
to apply the skills learned at EU to adapt to the
pace of global change.
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“To the graduating students, today is a milestone event in “In the U.S., we have the ‘Made in America’ slogan to
your lives, a rite of passage.” promote U.S. interest and encourage people to buy U.S.
products… it is not just a slogan, but a philosophy: made on
“The professional world you are entering is a different one, earth.”
socially, politically, demographically, and environmentally,
than the one that I entered when I graduated from the univer- “… your generation is the generation that, if any, has the brain
sity and different than anyone before has ever entered. All power to fix the world’s problems. This is an environment that
graduating classes have to deal with change, but the world is is sometimes threatening and often quite scary, but it is an SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
simply evolving more rapidly each year; change so rapid, you environment that will also present opportunities to those of
almost have to rub your eyes in disbelief. It is truly exponen- you who are ready and prepared. You have been prepared
AND ECONOMICS
tial change. A few examples: by European University. Globally, employers tell universities
“2 million e-mails sent every second what they are looking for when they hire our graduates. They
“60 billion searches on Google every month want good communication skills, analytical/research skills,
“$44 billion in e-commerce transactions in 2009.” flexibility, adaptability, interpersonal and leadership/manage-
ment skills.”
“Our global financial crisis is another reminder of just how
interconnected we are.” “Embrace the made on earth philosophy because as a world
we can no longer continue to be ethnocentric, focused only
“We are truly a global society and it is important to keep this on our own, personal, regional, country, or continental best
at the forefront of our minds and our business practices” interest. This is the way we also must run our businesses:
truly sustainable businesses with integrity worthy of our
earth!”
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Richard Chance Saint-Marche Fatima Gwary Ishtar Maria Woschek Paulina Correa Topete
Canada Nigeria Germany Mexico
Mr. Saint-Marche thanked the EU faculty Ms. Woschek and Ms. Gwary opened their Ms. Correa gave a speech to all of the
members for their guidance during his studies. speech together in front of the graduates and Commencement attendees where she spoke
Speaking of embarking on future careers, guests, emphasizing that while the economic of her excitement at being a future decision
Mr. Saint-Marche said the graduates faced environment of today is uncertain, European maker at top management level. During her
a “challenging new world” yet stressed the University has taught them how to compete period of study at EU’s Montreux campus, her
importance of following dreams, quoting professionally, remain positive and recognize energetic contributions to student life via her
Walt Disney with “All our dreams can come that the world is always full of opportunity. place on the student board was evident to all
true, if we have the courage to pursue them”. They gave special mention to the advantages of her fellow students. The solid foundation
He found it beneficial to study at EU since it of studying within an international student provided by EU’s practical teaching methods,
attracts students of various nationalities and body and the benefits of the EU campus where students regularly present in class,
cultures, allowing him to expand his view of the transfer program. They asked their fellow provided her with an opportunity to refine her
world which he believes will be advantageous graduates of 2010 to “go out into the world with public speaking skills and to shine as a leader.
later in and international business open eyes, minds and hearts,” and to mark the
environment. Mr. Saint-Marche closed his path for the next generation.
speech by expressing special gratitude to the
EU family.
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SPECIAL AWARDS
Students at EU are recognized not only for their academic
performance, but also for participation and contribution to
extra-curricular activities.
The award for the best Bachelor student This award acknowledges work completed
academic year 2009–10 went to Mr. Dariu by exceptional students who demonstrate
Dumitru, who achieved an outstanding superior performance throughout the
grade point average for his Bachelor of academic year, and aims to encourage
Business Administration, earning him the others to follow their good examples.
Summa cum Laude distinction. Throughout Throughout her MBA program, Ms.
his studies Mr. Dumitru regularly contributed Shvedova demonstrated commitment,
to class discussions and displayed excellent enthusiasm and creativity in her work. We
Dariu Dumitru analytical and communication skills, as well Marina Shvedova congratulate her for her efforts and we are
Canada as developing a firm grasp of leadership and Russia sure she will excel in her new career with
organizational know-how. Jaeger-LeCoultre of Groupe Richemont as
International Press coordinator.
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DBA Student Mr. Ataallah Zojaji addressed the MBA student Mr. Mansoor Al-Sulatin presented Mr. Ismael Sabato took the opportunity
audience before kindly donating a book about European University with a decorative plate to thank EU for helping to raise money in
his native Iran. EU strongly believes in cultural adorned with the emblem of Qatar, his home response to the Haiti earthquake via its
diversity and this book will encourage others to country, on behalf of the Ambassador and succesful gala fundraising event and campus
learn about and respect other cultures, both in Qatar’s Permanent Mission in Geneva. EU collections. Although he was not born in Haiti,
their professional and personal lives. greatly appreciates such generosity and will the events are very close to his heart as his
proudly display the beautiful gift. mother works there and was present during the
tragedy.
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COCKTAIL RECEPTION
SWITZERLAND
Cocktail Reception at
the EU Executive Center,
Yvorne
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EU MUNICH
Commencement Ceremony 18 June 2010
The ceremony was opened by the triumphant The featured guest speaker Mr. Yves
entrance of the graduates. Dean Sascha Leterme, Prime Minister of Belgium,
Liebhardt welcomed the students, guests and was introduced and gave the audience and
guests of honor with an opening speech and especially the graduates an enthralling
thanked everyone for an outstanding academic address. He spoke to them about significant
year. Dean Liebhardt congratulated gradu- change in global business, politics and culture.
ates on their hard work and dedication and Rather than ‘go West’ to find prosperity,
reminded them that the word ‘commencement’ Mr. Leterme believes that today Europeans
is just another word for ‘opportunity’. should ‘go East’ and learn from the fast-
growing business models developing in
Asia. Sustainability was another key issue
highlighted, in terms of the economy, social
cohesion and the environment. He urged the
graduates use their talents to realize personal
growth to change their communities, countries,
Europe and, ultimately, the world.
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Dr. Dirk Craen, President of European After collecting his King Fellow award, Mr. European University was also honored to
University, took the stage and gave an Christoph Bellmer, Head of New TV at the present Sister Theodolinde Mehltretter
inspirational speech, highlighting the ProSiebenSat 1 Media Group and CEO of the King Fellow Award in recognition of her
importance of one’s dreams and believing in SevenSenses, gave a speech reflecting on his contribution to charity, as well as for her
oneself to have a successful future. own Commencement day, recollecting what leadership skills at Adelholzener Alpenquellen
a thrill it had been for him to put his studies GmbH. EU also marked the occasion with a
After the announcement and presentation behind him and begin his career. contribution to the Congregation of the Sisters
of the diplomas all attention focused on the of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul.
students receiving special awards for their Using a practical example from his stellar
excellent academic performance. career in mass media communications, he
recalled how he had once staked his reputation
and perhaps entire career in his chosen
Highlight from Dr. Craen‘s speech industry on a single strategic decision. Sticking
to his plans despite intense corporate and
“The graduating group of today is able to grapple with the
challenges unique to doing business in the 21st century. political pressure, his decision was vindicated:
You will create new business approaches to progress in an he therefore encouraged the students to be
extremely fast-changing world.”
strong, take risks and use their initiative when
making key professional judgements.
DISTINGUISHED GUESTS
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SPECIAL AWARDS
This year’s award for Best Bachelor student The Best Bachelor Thesis award went to Mr. This year’s award for Best MBA student went
at EU Munich went to Ms. Christina Hillius Kenneth Weiss for his project “Venture capital to Mr. von Forstner and this is not the first time
due to her outstanding grade point average, relocation: away from Silicon Valley?” His hard that he has received such an award. After Mr.
earning her the Summa cum Laude distinction. work and dedication was exemplary, as shown Von Forstner completed his Bachelor studies at
She impressed faculty and fellow students in his high grade point average and EU wishes EU he was awarded the Best Bachelor student.
as an exemplary student at both the Munich him the best as he pursues his career goals, He was awarded the 2010 prize due to his
and Barcelona campuses, and her level of new opportunities and challenges. excellent grade point average, earning him the
performance remained consistently high distinction of Summa cum Laude.
throughout her studies.
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COCKTAIL RECEPTION
MUNICH
Cocktail Reception at
Bayerischer Hof Hotel,
Munich
The ceremony was followed by a lively
cocktail reception in the majestic
ambience of the Hotel Bayerischer
Hof. The graduates celebrated their
achievements in the company of family,
friends, EU professors and EU staff.
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EU ASIA
Commencement Ceremony 25 June 2010
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STUDENT SPEECHES
A WORLD-CLASS,
VALUE-CENTERED
UNIVERSITY
EXPERIENCE
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SINGAPORE
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EU VIENNA
Commencement Ceremony 2 June 2010
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EU KAZAKHSTAN
Commencement Ceremony 28 June 2010
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Pei Yi Wang, China Wei Jia Wang, China Bachelor of Arts in Leisure
Peng Peng Li, China Wen Zhong, China & Tourism Management
Peter Stefanov, Bulgaria Wen Xuan Hao, China
Phanuwat Leelasakultham, Thailand Wisethanat Pornthip, Thailand Akash Grover, India
Plamen Gatev, Bulgaria Wu Chen, China Balaraju Balakrishnan, Singapore
Qi Duan, China Wu Lin, China Boyan Angelov, Bulgaria
Qian Wang, China Xian Pan, China Cheng Jian Cai, China
Qiang Qiang Chen, China Xiang Yang Du, China Dan Qu, China
Raju Anu Sheela, India Xiao Han Dong, China Dev Hussain, India
Raphaela Söllner, Austria Xiao Tao Li, China Devi Ram Rattan Neelam, Singapore
Richelly Conceicão-Umemaru, Brazil Xiao Wei Su, China Elangovan R, Singapore
Romy Kowalewski, Germany Xiao Xi Zhang, China Gansukh Tungalag, Mongolia
Rui Li, China Xiao Zhen Zheng, China Gunabalan Maruthamuthu Vikrant, Singapore
Rui Guo Yan, China Xin Ze Li, China Hoa Mi Do, Vietnam
Rui Yang Zhang, China Xing Yuan Liu, China Hyun Jeong Kim, South Korea
Sahar Lahsini, Morocco Xiu Jin He, China Ismael Sabato, Haiti
Saleh Jaber S J Al-mussalem, Qatar Xu Han, China Jahabardeen Kuthubudeen Haja, Singapore
Samal Yermaganbetova, Kazakhstan Xu Zhang, China Jia Jia Ren, China
Sang Kyun Seo, China Xuan Duc Nguyen, Vietnam Jia Ying Yuan, China
Sanjin Mehinagic, Bosnia & Herzegovina Xuan Ha Thanh Vu, Vietnam Kan Su, China
Sebastian Hellers, Germany Yan Dong, China Kit Loo Kit Hau, Singapore
Selvadurai Pradeep Tamilnadu Andrews, India Yan Ma, China Ksenija Nikolova, Macedonia
Sen Yang, China Yan Jiang, China Li Hua Sun, China
Sergejs Saveljevs, Latvia Yan Qiu Ji, China Li Li Ye, Singapore
Seung In Hong, South Korea Yasmin Nassl, Germany M.C.N.B. Chandrapala Debahapuwa, Sri Lanka
Shann Moe Sanda Yaw, Indonesia Yi Bin Li, China Mahesh Raj, India
Sheng Zhang, China Yi Song Wang, China Marko Stoychev, Bulgaria
Shin Yen Chew, Singapore Yi Wen Xu, China Munkhsaikhan Chuluunbaatar, Mongolia
Shuo Qiu, China Yi Zhi Wang, China Peng Xu, China
Shuo Li, China Ying Li, China Qi Cao , China
Si Bo Lu, China Yong Jun Kwon, South Korea Rajapakse Seneviratne, Sri Lanka
Si Meng Lao, China Yu Feng, China S/O Sankaran Thirukumaran, Singapore
Si Nae Shin, South Korea Yu Hao, China Sandrasageran Surein, Singapore
Si Yin Deng, China Yu Han Xue, China Seda Topalgoekceli, Austria
Si Yuan Li, China Yu Yang Sun, China Temuulen Enkhbazar, Mongolia
Simon Simonyan, Russia Yue He, China Thi Ngoc Hieu Dinh, Vietnam
Sitthivoan Ho, Cambodia Zhe Lin, China Ting Ting Lin, China
Sophie Matzka, Austria Zhen Teng Hong, China Uyanga Amarsanaa, Mongolia
Stefan Relic, Serbia Zhen Tian Wu, China Wei Chao Chen, China
Stephanie Wolf Paniagua, Germany Zhen Yu Wang, China Xi Quan, China
Subhadra Suresh, India Zhi Bin Sa, China Xiao Jing Yuan, China
Sudrit Aeksamutrchai, Thailand Zi Wang, China Xin Liu, China
Sung Hee Kim, South Korea Zi Han Liang, China Xin Mei Yu, China
Temuder Chinzorig, Malaysia Zi Lu Yang, China Ye Bin Jun, South Korea
Thanh Hong Thao Nguyen, China Zi Yan Zhou, China Yi Ping Cui, China
Thanh Huong Doan, Vietnam Zi Yi Huang, China Ying Jin, China
The Nhan Phan, Vietnam Zlatina Stamenova, Bulgaria
Thi Ngân Hâ Vu, Vietnam Bachelor of Arts in International Relations
Thi Ngoc Thao Nguyen, Vietnam Bachelor of Arts in Communication
Tian Bai, China & Public Relations Carl Erik Lennart Ringqvist, Sweden
Tian Zi Liu, China Dilia Sister, France
Tie Li Dai, China Alexandra Höfer, Austria Gesa Luise Rittinghaus, Germany
Timur Bagautdinov, Russia Elsa Cabre Sandberg, Spain Julija Smirnova, Latvia
Tina Simunic, Slovenia Jovana Rajacic, Serbia Justin Stiebel, Canada
Tobias Hager, Austria Katarzyna Ksiazkiewicz, Poland Martin Georgiev, Macedonia
Toni Strican, Croatia Maria Carmen Picornell, The Philippines Michel Merçon Monteiro, Brazil
Tonka Zlatinova, Bulgaria Marite Silava, Latvia Rene Alexander Schallöhr, Germany
Tuvshintur Sukhbold, Malaysia Ralitza Angelova, Bulgaria Richard Chance Saint-Marché, Canada
Ulrike Past-Ehrenhöfer, Austria Sofia Gustafsson, Sweden Sam McCone, United States of America
Van Khanh Ta, Vietnam Sonia Georgieva, Bulgaria Sarah Benattar, France
Vanda Soeu, Cambodia Tzvetelina Ignatova, Bulgaria Zarya Bozhkova, Bulgaria
Victoria Bakardjieva, Bulgaria
Viet Hang Pham, Vietnam
Wan Hui Lu, China
Wei Wei, China
Wei Chao Lin, China
Master of Business Administration Master of Business Administration Master of Business Administration with a
with a Major in Communication with a Major in Leisure & Tourism Major in E-Business
& Public Relations Management
Anastasia Ivanova, Russia
Elena Drozdova, Russia Alvaro Hernandez, Venezuela Denada Murtati, Albania
Elmira Urazgildeeva, Russia Aziz Saifu Mussaji, Kenya Sylvia Irene Anna Weber, Germany
Eva Bozilovic, Serbia Bin Jiang, China Tim Christian Steckling, Germany
Fabienne Jankovic, Germany Datsun Veerakumar, India
Fidelia Oluchi Okwuonu, Nigeria Dejan Vukovic, Serbia Master of Business Administration with a
Isabel Molina Parra, Canada Eiche Nathaly, Austria Major in Sports Management
Jeffry Joy Joseph, India Eva Bozilovic, Serbia
Karoline Tietge, Germany Fei Ma, China Lev Veniaminovich Munblit, Russia
Oxana Smirnova, Russia Hiral Dipak Kakaiya, India Philip Paternotte, The Netherlands
Stephanie Mauerer, Austria Hofinger Petra, Austria Stefan Stojic, Serbia
Ivan Velinov, Bulgaria
Master of Business Administration Jia Shen, China Master of Business Administration
with a Major in International Marketing Julia Konnova, Russia with a Major in Human Resources
Justine Pyne, Jamaica Management
Amanda Khan, United States of America Kok Lui Chong, Singapore
Andrea Borletti, Switzerland Maria Karnatskaya, Russia Abigail Stone, United States of America
Anna Stadnitskaya, Russia Matthia Renie Liogas, United States of America Evgeniya Georgieva, Bulgaria
Benjamin Effah, Germany Mesterovic Andrija, Austria Grace Agolia, Nigeria
Celina Sanchez, United States of America Mohamed Azeez, India Snezana Guenant, France
Charana Abeysekera, Sri Lanka Mohamed El Tantawi, Egypt
Damla Orun, Turkey Moon Kuen Fam, Singapore Master of Business Administration with a
Ghita Benmoussa, Morocco Nan Zhu Xiong, China Major in Casino Management
Irena Vrankikj, Macedonia Rafi Ziad, India
Marina Shvedova, Russia Shi Hui Li, Singapore Bin Jiang, China
Matteo Nebiolo, Italy Tatjana Perovic, Greece Datsun Veerakumar, India
Stephan Lawrence Isioma Omu, Nigeria Thi Khanh Hoa Pham, Vietnam Dejan Vukovic, Serbia
Xiaobei Zhu, China Timur Khamzin, Russia, Germany Eiche Nathaly, Austria
Zhanara Nurmakhanbetova, Kazakhstan Uttam Ingavale, India Fei Ma, China
Wei Liong Tai, Singapore Hiral Dipak Kakaiya, India
Master of Business Administration Wen Hao Wu, China Hofinger Petra, Austria
with a Major in Global Banking & Finance Yan Wang, China Jia Shen, China
Ying Li, China Kok Lui Chong, Singapore
Aidan Ramazan, Kazahkstan Mesterovic Andrija, Austria
Angelika Hernandez Dorendorf, Germany Master of Business Administration with a Mohamed Azeez, India
Christan Nicolas von Kalkstein, Germany Major in Entrepreneurship Moon Kuen Fam, Singapore
Diana Thomias le Duc, France Nan Zhu Xiong, China
Fatima Ibrahim Gwary, Nigeria Ekin Tukek, Turkey Rafi Ziad, India
Florian Anders, Germany Engku P. Balquis Mokhsin, Malaysia Shi Hui Li, Singapore
Gail Marie Machado, United States of America Jaco Thampi Mathew, India Thi Khanh Hoa Pham, Vietnam
Giorgi Asatiani, Georgia Lang Thanh Vi Nguyen, Vietnam Uttam Ingavale, India
Gulnara Serkebayeva, Kazahkstan Lucas Feneberg, Germany Wei Liong Tai, Singapore
Ishtar Maria Woschek, Germany Orli Zimmerman, United States of America Wen Hao Wu, China
Joseph William Hallmark, United Kingdom Patrick Cherix, Brazil Yan Wang, China
Julia Konnova, Russia Reinis Onuzans, Latvia Ying Li, China
Ksenia Davydova, Russia Sebastian Stephan Gysi, Switzerland
Ksenia Feranpontova, Russia Yaroub Saddigh, Libya Executive MBA
Maja Mladenovic, Serbia
Milisav Jankovic, Serbia Master of Business Administration with a Bernard Sin Gek Choon, Singapore
Oksana Boguslavska, Ukraine Major in Leadership
Paolo Casartelli, Italy
Pavel Baulin, Russia Hoang Quand Di Le, Vietnam DOCTORATE
Sofia Turabelidze, Georgia Nikola Krastev, Bulgaria
Stefanie Josefine Mayer, Austria Sebastian Marc Honold, Germany
Tijana Milosevic, Serbia Sebastian Stephan Gysi, Switzerland Doctorate of Business Administration
Vusal Ibrahimov, Russia Taiwo Ayodele Borisade, Nigeria
Yuliya Kozlova, Kazakhstan Tim Christian Steckling, Germany Ataalah Zojaji, Iran
Zoya Aleksandrovna Alybina, Russia Wang Po Jih, Taiwan
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