Students spend two semesters abroad, one semester in each of the two host partner countries. For example, U.S. students will spend one semester in Canada and one in Mexico. Quebeck Students Students may be second or third year undergraduates or graduate students in International Business or Economics. Students must have completed a range of language and business courses necessary to their academic and internship success in the host country. Students are selected on the basis of their academic record in both business or economics and language skills.
Students attend universities in host countries in consecutive fall semesters.
Curriculum Students take regular academic courses which focus on the means of transacting business in the host countries. The curriculum will be integrated into the student's academic plan such that course credit is received for all foreign coursework and that normal progress toward the degree is maintained. A number of students are expected to utilize two foreign languages during their two semesters abroad. Innovative and collaborative teaching strategies through the Internet will receive full exploration and integration. Internships Students will complete internships in each host country for academic credit concurrently with their academic studies.