These partnerships provide Michigan MBAs with the opportunity to spend a semester studying, for Michigan credit outside the United States. Michigan MBAs who take advantage of these study-abroad opportunities typically do so in the fall semester of their second year. The exchange program also brings about 25 students from Michigan partner schools to Ann Arbor, as full participants in the Michigan MBA program, each year. Michigan offers many international summer opportunities to MBA students including IMAP, Global Project Courses, African Business Development Corps, William Davidson Institute, and financial support for international internships. IMAP International Multidisciplinary Action Projects are in-company learning experiences that integrate the Business School and the business world, knowledge development and professional development.
Partners range from major multinationals to small manufacturing, service and high-technology firms.
Those teams apply the latest tools and knowledge. They dig into challenging issues. They produce cutting-edge results. And they get valuable professional development in the process. GPC assignments have spanned Africa, the Americas, Asia, and Europe.