The MBA program at SZABIST University Islamabad, under the course International Business, organized an experiential learning activity  for MBA students under the supervision of Zoya Wajid Satti.

As part of this field-based learning experience, students visited several international brands and engaged in meaningful discussions with managers and industry professionals. The activity was designed to provide practical exposure to global business environments and to help students understand how international organizations operate across different markets.

During the interactions, students explored key areas such as organizational policies, strategic management practices, customer service standards, and operational differences between global and local business models. These discussions offered valuable insights into how multinational companies adapt their strategies to diverse cultural, economic, and regulatory environments.

The visit enabled students to connect theoretical concepts from the classroom with real-world business applications. They gained a deeper understanding of international business operations, corporate culture, leadership approaches, and market adaptation strategies used by globally recognized organizations.

This experiential learning activity provided students with an opportunity to observe and analyze real business practices, enhancing their analytical thinking, cross-cultural awareness, and strategic understanding of global markets.

Such initiatives reflect SZABIST Islamabad’s commitment to providing practical, industry-relevant learning experiences that prepare students to become effective leaders in an increasingly interconnected global economy.