Undergraduate Study Abroad

Developing business leaders with a global mindset

Short-Term Undergraduate Study Abroad

Undergraduate business courses are offered abroad during Intersession (January) and Summer sessions. This program is open to students of all USD academic majors, and many of the courses can be taken as electives in several majors in addition to completing degree requirements for various Majors and Minors within the School of Business Administration. These programs offer a unique opportunity to take USD courses, visit international companies, participate in optional excursions, interact closely with other USD students and faculty, and develop global awareness.

Undergraduate Faculty-led Business Courses Abroad, 2010 (all courses are 3 units)

Hong Kong Intersession 2010 (January 3-22)

REAL 326	Commercial Real Estate Finance and Investment (FINA 300)	Dr. Charles Tu
BUSN 377	Negotiation	Prof. Linda Barkacs

Buenos Aires Intersession 2010 (January 5-20)

ECON/BUSN 494

Latin American Business Environment (ECON 102)

Dr. Denise Dimon

Rome Summer 2010 (June 1-July 16); First three weeks in San Diego, followed by three weeks in Rome. Students can take 3 or 6 units

MGMT 309	International Comparative Management (MGMT 300 or BUSN 361)	Dr. Jo Hunsaker
REAL 325	Financing Residential Real Estate (FINA 300)	Dr. Norm Miller

The Ahlers Center for International Business at the School of Business Administration will be coordinating with the Intenational Center at the University to develop these faculty-led business programs. These programs are open to students of all USD academic majors. A limited number of University of San Diego undergraduate students will be selected for participation; selection criteria will include maturity, academic standing, and stated interest in the program. To explore these unique opportunities please contact the International Center in Serra 315 or call 619-260-4598.