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| Links The School of Business has a number of
outstanding overseas study program. You can travel with other UD students to
China, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, and may other countries. Or, you can
spend a whole term at a university in another country in order to immerse
yourself more fully into their business practices and culture. Either way,
imagine studying, taking classes and traveling to exotic locations such as
these. You can visit medieval castles, walk in the Alps, explore ancient
Roman ruins, stand on the Great Wall, or watch monks pray in the great
monastery in Llasa, Tibet. Along the way,
you'll take courses from UD professors that will fit right in with your
required curriculum- regardless of your major. If you're an MBA student, you
can complete an elective in a compressed time period that includes a trip
overseas. If interested find more information
here. Take a look at these pages and we're sure that you'll catch the
the international business and travel bug. You may wish to travel during the
summer for a more intense look at European or Asian business and practices,
or perhaps you want to immerse yourself into a country and culture for a
whole term (our exchange programs). Whatever your international interests
and goals might be, we think we can help you reach them. Please feel free
to contact our Director of International Business Programs, Peter G. Wagner, via e-mail (peter.wagner@udayton.edu)
or phone (937-229-2479) with any of your questions or for further
information about any of our programs! . |  |
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IMPORTANT DATES
30 September-
First Informational Meeting: MH-119 – 4:00 p.m.
(O’Leary Auditorium)
1 October+
Applications with deposits accepted for early
consideration on a “rolling” first-come-first-served basis
28 October-
Parents’ Weekend meeting: MH-119 – 1:00 p.m.
(O’Leary Auditorium)
31 October-
Last date to apply for early consideration
1 November-
Applications accepted for later consideration.
6 November-
Early applicants notified of acceptance
8 November-
Late applicants notified of acceptance one week
after application turned in, on a space available basis.
8 November-
Deposit $275 per site becomes non-refundable.
(IF COURSES OR SITES ARE CHANGED
OR DELETED, STUDENTS WILL HAVE TWO WEEKS TO RECEIVE FULL REFUNDS. REQUEST MUST
BE DONE IN WRITING.)
2 December-
Final Fall Informational Meeting (MH119) 4-6pm (Mandatory)
Spring 2008 Meetings
Each student participating in one
or more of the European Summer Programs must register for a one hour INB 300
orientation course during Winter term. The site to which you are going will
determine the INB 300 section:
INB 300 01 – Augsburg
Participants (either session) Wednesday 5:55 – 7:10 pm
INB 300 02 – London/Dublin Participants Wednesday 7:15 – 8:30 pm
INB 300 03 – Spain Participants Thursday 5:55 – 7:10 pm
INB 300 04 – Rome Participants Thursday 7:15 – 8:30 pm
INB 300 05 – Make up Session for those missing meeting ARRG
Accreditation
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