• Business Summer School (BSS) is a summer program which attracts senior students both from Romania and abroad to debate economical issues. Business Summer School , organized by the Faculty of Business Administration (in foreign languages) , from The Academy of Economic Studies from Bucharest, with its partners is also one of the summer school programs in Romania that offers
4 transferable credits as a part of E.C.T.S.

• BSS will be held in the historically rich city of Bravos which has been an economic center and landmark on west-going trade routes since early times.
Its geographical positions makes it a melting pot for different cultures and trends.
The Summer School will be holding its courses and seminars under the watchful umbrella of the Faculty of Economic Sciences from Transilvania University that will offer educational logistics support and lodging capabilities.

• The Summer School creates a discussion environment, where students can meet characters that act on the global stage of economy, broaden perspectives for students from all over the world through courses, conferences and practical activities concerning the theme of investments.

• The theme for the first edition of Business Summer School is “Globalization
and the new business models for investments” and will take place between 19th
of August – 2nd September 2007.

• The targeted segment is composed of 40 students, master and PhD students under the age of 35.

• The proposed schedule is divided into 2 weeks, each week having its characteristics:

  1. first week is reserved for the lectures regarding Globalization and its effects regarding the international investment environment as well on the new markets and global investment instruments. Different globalization aspects, international financial markets, financial risk management and financial global strategies will
be debated.
  2. second week is reserved for presenting different instruments and techniques peculiar for financial business models. The curricula will be focused on presenting the leading evaluation models and business analysis as well as techniques of financial engineering. We will also bring up alternative theories from the behaviorist financial area and cognitive psychology.