Participants are required to write a paper in which they report what they learned while in Europe. Students must be of at least Junior standing at the time of departure and are required, as a rule, to have taken courses in business subjects, including economics. Proper business attire and etiquette is expected of participants. Each semester a variety of pre-screened internship opportunities are announced and posted within the School of Business. Generally, a variety of positions exist including those related to marketing, management, production, finance, and accounting.
Students receive payment for their work by their respective internship companies.
Internships are generally one semester in length however some opportunities may be available for a two semester internship. Students reside in pre-arranged housing. On-site job supervision is accomplished by the specific company while academic supervision is accomplished by the School of Business. The program is open to both graduate and undergraduate students. Students must be admitted to the School of Business and of at least Junior standing at the time of application.