Trade, import export, currency, banking, trade policy, and more, this course was designed to teach trade and basic economics concepts to university students and working professionals. For those with no prior knowledge of economics, the concepts are presented in such a way that they will find it easy to catch on. For those who have some background in economics, the course provides real-life applications on what is taught in classrooms around the world.

The goal of this course is to help you to develop your English writing ability through creative expression. It will help you write what you want to write, and write it better. Everyone is welcome, regardless of experience and writing level. Our focus will be on writing prose, especially fiction and creative non-fiction. We will also read because part of developing your writing is being a good reader. You will participate in workshops that will develop your ability to read and productively respond to your colleagues’ work, as well as receive feedback on your own work. By the end of the class, you will have written two complete stories and a lot of other things as well.

Introduction to Entrepreneurship is a general survey of the principles of entrepreneurship and the process by which new ventures are conceived, launched, and developed in the competitive market. 

In addition to the general course material, I will share from my own experience of the social enterprise start-up situation in Mongolia.

There will also be occasional outside speakers who will speak about different aspects of the entrepreneurial situation in Mongolia. My brother, who is also an entrepreneur, will speak about his experience of entrepreneurship by video link from England.

During the course there will be opportunity to develop your own entrepreneurial ideas, which will be presented to the class and a group of teachers in a 'Shark Tank' format. 

Communication skills are valued in all professional environments. Professional Communication focuses on important workplace competencies, including exhibiting leadership; managing organizational culture, communication style differences, and conflict; dealing with difficult people; improving diversity and intercultural communication; and interviewing and other job seeking skills. Professional Communication prepares students to make relevant, informative, and persuasive public presentations in the workplace, as well as managing cultural diversity, customer service, briefings/reports, and other communication proficiencies vital for success in their field.

Speech Communication involves the oral sharing of facts, information, reasoning, and ideas between a speaker and a listener or audience. This course is a practical skills course that will make you a confident, thoughtful, persuasive, and ethical speaker. Through practice and learning how to research, organize, and deliver different kinds of speeches, you will improve your ability to express yourself orally in English.

Speech Communication involves the oral sharing of facts, information, reasoning, and ideas between a speaker and a listener or audience. This course is a practical skills course that will make you a confident, thoughtful, persuasive, and ethical speaker. Through practice and learning how to research, organize, and deliver different kinds of speeches, you will improve your ability to express yourself orally in English.