
Inside Hollywood
Go inside Hollywood to get the chance to visit important sites and shadow media professionals to learn about how the industry is operating and evolving to meet the critical challenges it is facing today.
Courses
MAC 425 (3)
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Go beyond the classroom to meet with policy makers in New York City and Washingon, D.C. to experience first-hand how and why the field of accounting and financial reporting functions as it does.
Courses: ACC 490 (3) | ACC 256 (1)
Learn More: Accounting Policy and CareersStudents will visit an array of female ventures in Cincinnati and San Francisco across industries and entrepreneurial stages to hear the founder stories of female business executives, entrepreneurs, and consultants.
Courses: ESP 399 (3)
Learn More: Design Your LifeTake a rare "deep dive" into virtually all parts of the brewing industry. Students apply a broad range of concepts in entrepreneurship, strategic management, supply chain management, and marketing through an immersion experience in this large and dynamic industry.
Courses (Choose Two): MGT 495/ESP 490 (3) | MGT 490 (3) | MKT 415 (3)
Learn More: Brewing Industry Field StudyExperience Argentina from the mountains of Patagonia to the metropolis of Buenos Aires, while taking Spanish courses focused on practical speaking skills for daily conversation and doing business in Latin America.
Courses: SPN 317 (3) | SPN 341 (3)
Learn More: Business and Conv. SpanishDevelop your personal and professional leadership skills through this program that has students confronting challenges and achieving strategic objectives of organizations throughout Chicago.
Courses: ACC 490B/MGT 490B (3)
Learn More: CBL Emerging LeadersIn this program, students will meet with some of the world's leading creatives and innovative companies in San Francisco to immerse themselves in new ways of thinking and team up to tackle client projects.
Courses: ESP 461 (3)
Learn More: Entrepreneurship ConsultingExplore Seoul, Osaka, and Tokyo, where we will take day trips to cultural sites and study Supply Chain Management and Business Culture.
Courses: (Track 1) MGT 295 (3) | BUS 420 (3)
Learn More: FSB AsiaStudy international finance in Tokyo with an immersive cultural orientation. In Singapore, we will explore the city and continue with company visits. Lastly, we will fly to Sydney, Australia where we will meet with more companies and tour famous sites.
Courses: (Track 1) FIN 417 (3) | BUS 420 (3)
Learn More: FSB Asian Financial MarketsExperience the highlights of Australia this winter! During this program, participants will study Business Law or Strategy Works, and Business culture. Starting in Cairns, we will learn about sustainability and research. In Melbourne we will have company visits, see Federation Square and experience The Great Ocean Road. Lastly, we will travel to Sydney for further company visits and spend the day in Canberra, the capital of Australia.
Courses: (Track 1) BLS 342 (3) | BUS 420 (3)
(Track 2) MKT 495 (4) | BUS 420 (2)
Learn More: FSB AustraliaImagine daily walking by the Santa Maria del Fiore, the Uffizi Gallery, and through the Boboli Gardens. This program includes a day trip to Venice, and a 4 day, 3 night trip to Lisbon, Portugal. Study either Microeconomics or Business Communication with a Business Culture course. Meet with multiple businesses to learn more about their field, and develop an understanding of the course and the content as it relates to Italy.
Courses: (Track 1) ECO 201 (3) | BUS 420 (3)
(Track 2) BUS 284 (3) | BUS 420 (3)
Learn More: FSB ItalyAs a center of global business, London is the perfect place to study Finance or Information Systems, and Business Culture. Participants will have a day trip to Oxford, and an extended excursion to Paris.
Courses: (Track 1) FIN 301 (3) | BUS 420 (3)
(Track 2) ISA 235 (3) | BUS 420 (3)
Learn More: FSB LondonSpend your winter term at home in Barcelona! Meet with local professionals and visit companies relevant to your field of study. This program will be supplemented with survival Spanish language classes.
Courses: (Track 1) MGT 291 (3) | BUS 420 (3)
(Track 2) MKT 291 (3) | BUS 420 (3)
Learn More: FSB SpainComing soon!
Students will travel to four cities (Auckland, Dunedin, Queenstown, and Wellington) to examine the structure, management, and marketing of sport in New Zealand culture and society.
Courses: SLM 246 (3) | SLM 248 (3)
Learn More: Sport ManagementDo you have an interest in a career as an equity research analyst? Join this program to gain real-world experience in equity analysis while immersed in the bustling financial hub of New York City!
Courses: FIN 320 (3)
Learn More: Wall Street WeekGo inside Hollywood to get the chance to visit important sites and shadow media professionals to learn about how the industry is operating and evolving to meet the critical challenges it is facing today.
Courses
MAC 425 (3)
Food is an important part of Italian culture, and students in this program analyze the representation of food in Italian cinema while practicing the art of travel and culinary writing in Florence.
Courses
ENG 310 (3)
ITL/FST/IDS 299.h (3)
Experience the rich history of Irish theatre, storytelling, and music, as well as other artistic traditions such as Irish Dance and Gaelic language. Attend performances, complete hands-on creative projects, and create multi-media presentations—Ireland is our classroom!
Courses
CCA 121 (3)
CCA 221 (3)
Investigate from behind-the-scenes how Disney creates its magic! Students will experience first-hand a unique perspective of entertainment design with backstage tours, conversations with design experts, and more.
Courses
IMS 432 (3)
Food is an important part of Italian culture, and students in this program analyze the representation of food in Italian cinema while practicing the art of travel and culinary writing in Florence.
Courses
ENG 310 (3)
ITL/FST/IDS 299.h (3)
Study the “Three Fs” of Italian industry: Fashion, Food, and Furniture. Students visit multiple major businesses, from Armani to a gelato factory, to understand the history and culture behind them.
Courses
ITL 279 (6)
Masterpieces of French and American culture come to life by following in the footsteps of Hemingway, exploring the grandeur of Versailles, and experiencing other adventures in the City of Lights.
Courses
FRE 131 (3)
ENG 163 (3)
This workshop provides a global perspective regarding industrial design with focus on UI and UX in Mobility, as you apply design thinking to solve user experience issues in the transport industry. Students will compare and contrast solution effectiveness in dealing with cultural, physical, and regulatory constraints.
Courses
IMS 390 (3)
Coming soon!
Explore physiological realities and culture of people living in Ecuador. Examine Ecuadorian culture as we visit various archeological sites and the Amazon. Visit the contrasting neighborhoods and discover the sights and sounds of bustling markets and temples.
Courses: KNH 481 (3) | KNH 402 (3) | KHN 499T (3) | KHN 699M (3)
Learn More: Exploring EcuadorExperience first-hand the culture of Belize and its impact on community health while working alongside local physicians and healthcare workers and conducting community triage.
Courses: NSG 306 (3-6)
Learn More: Healthcare Delivery in Central AmericaThrough service-learning, visits to local health centers, and studies in one of the world's healthiest and longest-lived communities, students learn the local culture and health care while increasing their Spanish proficiency.
Courses: SPN 203 (3) | SPN 341 (3)
Learn More: Integrating Health and SpanishEngage with people from three different geographical Costa Rican areas and work with non-profit organizations that are working to effect change using asset-based perspectives. Participants will also visit with school directors who are leveraging different progressive education models.
Courses: TCE 225 - (3) | TCE 420 - (3 or 6)
Learn More: Pura VidaStudents will travel to four cities (Auckland, Dunedin, Queenstown, and Wellington) to examine the structure, management, and marketing of sport in New Zealand culture and society.
Courses: SLM 246 (3) | SLM 248 (3)
Learn More: Sport ManagementJourney through the jungles of Costa Rica. Adventures include hiking and waterfall rappelling in Piedras Blancas, overnight hiking and camping in Corcovado National Park, and whitewater rafting on the Savegre River.
Courses: EDL 281 (3)
Learn More: Trek Hidden Costa RicaLearn valuable IT skills, incorporate Agile practices, and teach a variety of skills to a multicultural population in Manchester, England. Classes will be held at the University of Manchester, and teaching sessions will be held at Justlife and other organizations working with the homeless. Housing will be in a university affiliated hotel.
Courses
CIT/CSE 399A (3)
CSE/ECE/MME 448A
CSE/ECE/MME 449A
Students will be split into two sections for 448 and 449 courses.
This workshop provides a global perspective regarding industrial design with focus on UI and UX in Mobility, as you apply design thinking to solve user experience issues in the transport industry. Students will compare and contrast solution effectiveness in dealing with cultural, physical, and regulatory constraints.
Courses
IMS 390 (3)
Gain unique field experience within the environmental diversity of the Bahamas, from pine forests to mangrove swamps. Students will be introduced to flora much different than that of the central United States.
Courses
BIO 299 (6)
Explore the various cultural, political, and economic dimensions of Berlin, and visit numerous sites dedicated to the research and preservation of cultural memory.
Courses
AMS/GER 281 (6)
This workshop will be a mixture of class work and independent research guided by staff from the British Library and/or the lead professor. Excursions include some of London's most important sights and attractions, including theater and museums.
Courses
HUM 490/590 (3)
Food is an important part of Italian culture, and students in this program analyze the representation of food in Italian cinema while practicing the art of travel and culinary writing in Florence.
Courses
ENG 310 (3)
ITL 299 (3)
Immerse yourself into the culture and law of Great Britain. This program exposes students to British history, culture, and to the beginnings of the U.S legal system.
Courses
POL 345D (3)
POL 399B (3)
Study the “Three Fs” of Italian industry: Fashion, Food, and Furniture. Students visit multiple major businesses, from Armani to a gelato factory, to understand the history and culture behind them.
Courses
ITL 279 (6)
Encounter the intersection of economies, cultures, and religions in Muscat, Abu Dhabi, and Dubai to understand the importance of Arab culture and Islam to the pursuit of a successful, modern, and thriving economy and society.
Courses
REL 365 (6)
Masterpieces of French and American culture come to life by following in the footsteps of Hemingway, exploring the grandeur of Versailles, and experiencing other adventures in the City of Lights.
Courses
FRE 131 (3)
ENG 163 (3)
Walk along The Way of St. James, and experience cultural visits, engage in academic discussions, and become acquainted the local cultures. Achieve a deeper understanding of the role of The Way in the formation of Europe. Along the way, develop your language skills and cultural competence.
Courses
SPN 399A (6)
SPN 299A (6) - English language course option
SPN 599A (6)- graduate students only
Experience Argentina from the mountains of Patagonia to the metropolis of Buenos Aires, while taking Spanish courses focused on practical speaking skills for daily conversation and doing business in Latin America.
Courses
SPN 317 (3)
SPN 341 (3)
Through service-learning, visits to local health centers, and studies in one of the world's healthiest and longest-lived communities, students learn the local culture and health care while increasing their Spanish proficiency.
Courses
SPN 203 (3)
SPN 341 (3)
Walk along The Way of St. James, and experience cultural visits, engage in academic discussions, and become acquainted the local cultures. Achieve a deeper understanding of the role of The Way in the formation of Europe. Along the way, develop your language skills and cultural competence.
Courses
SPN 399A (6)
SPN 299A (6) - English language course option
SPN 599A (6)- graduate students only