Search the catalog of business-affiliated education abroad programs offered at the Broad College, covering a wide array of business subjects, academic terms, program types, regions and countries.
BI Norwegian Business School
Spend a semester exploring the countless opportunities to step out the ordinary and into the fantastic lifestyle of Norway known for its scenery, folklore about trolls, and tales about Vikings from long ago while studying at the largest business school in Norway and the second largest in all of Europe.
This eight-week, unpaid international internship placement allows students to gain international career experience and enhance their understanding of what it’s like to live and work in another culture.
This eight-week, unpaid international internship placement allows students to gain international career experience and enhance their understanding of what it’s like to live and work in another culture.
This eight-week, unpaid international internship placement allows students to gain international career experience and enhance their understanding of what it’s like to live and work in another culture.
This eight-week, unpaid international internship placement allows students to gain international career experience and enhance their understanding of what it’s like to live and work in another culture.
This eight-week, unpaid international internship placement allows students to gain international career experience and enhance their understanding of what it’s like to live and work in another culture.
Business Law, Ethics, and Sustainability in an Emerging Global Market
This program offers a unique opportunity to explore Greece and learn its deep history and richly diverse culture while earning academic credit. Activities include international site visits, cultural and business field trips, experiential learning activities, and multinational business content.
Business of the Olympics: Winter and Summer Olympic Venues Explored
Students will learn how individual businesses, government agencies, and public and private industries create and follow different business plans before the Olympics; during the Olympics; and after the Olympics to sustain profit.
City University is known for its professional programs that combine real-world experience with research and study. Study on a campus with high rise dorms and tech-savvy classrooms.
This three-week program allows students to experience several locations in China. Activities will include visits to businesses, guest lectures by local business leaders, and historical and cultural excursions.
HKUST is situated on a lovely seaside campus above Clear Water Bay in the New Territories. It also offers exchange students a Buddy system, where domestic students will assist exchange students with airport reception, settling in on-campus, and various other matters to help students adapt to their new environment during the semester.
Spend a semester exploring one of Sydney’s most beautiful locations overlooking Manly Beach and Sydney Harbor while taking the comprehensive academic and social programs including hospitality management, event management, international tourism, property management, and sport management, and international business.
This eight-week, unpaid international internship placement allows students to gain international career experience and enhance their understanding of what it’s like to live and work in another culture. Proficiency in Mandarin is not a program requirement, but select placements within Shanghai may only be open to students with Mandarin proficiency.
Managing People in a Global Market and the Business of Golf
This program focuses on managing people and operations in a global market. Students will be exposed to different employment relations models and begin to understand the impact of multinational corporations on the management of people and operations in complex organizations.
Spend approximately two weeks exploring the picturesque landscape and the indigenous Maori culture in New Zealand while taking a food & wine tour of Waiheke Island, lecture by the University of Auckland on traditional Maori culture, visiting working farms in the Bay of Plenty, and attending cooking classes.
This program builds on the foundational components of MGT 411 to introduce basic elements of international staffing, expose students to challenges faced by Human Resource professionals working for multinational organizations, and broaden students’ career focus to include international assignments.
The program is in English and includes a wide choice of courses. Tel Aviv University, the largest university in Israel, is situated only a short distance from the magnificent Mediterranean coast and in Israel’s cultural, financial and industrial heartland.
