Learn more about these NDSU faculty-led programs through the College of Business

1. There are three programs through the College of Business!
Learn about them all or jump to information about each below.
European Business Summer 2013
Summer in China 2013
Fall Semester in Europe 2013

2. European Business Summer 2013
www.ndsu.edu/cgi/summer_in_europe

3. Summer 2013 in Europe
Spend six weeks in Europe and earn six
hours (MGMT 440/640 - International
Management, and BUSN 341/793, The
European Business Environment) while
learning about the European Union (EU).
You will study International Management in a
European context and visit institutions of the
EU, and other cultural, historical, and
business sites.

4. It’s a Life-Changing Experience!
Photo: Summer 2012 Europe Study Abroad group, in Paris.

5. Countries Visited
• Belgium
• Ireland
• Northern Ireland
• Luxembourg
• France
• Germany
• Switzerland

6. Program Fee:
$1800 + €3100 (euros)
Program
Costs This includes:
Estimated Additional Costs:  Lodging, structured visits to
Approx. $1,200 for airfare, $75 for
OIP application fee, about $76 for various countries (includes
travel insurance, and you’ll want to
bring money for additional meals transportation, lodging and
not covered and personal spending.
NOTE: Tuition for classes is in
breakfast while on the
addition to the program fee.
road), admission fees and
Eligible students can use financial tours, classroom and
aid—contact Bison Connection to
set up an appointment with Student administrative
Financial Services to explore your
options expenses, and several
group meals.

7. • Contact Dr. Newell Wright for information about this trip:
(701) 231-6532 newell.wright@ndsu.edu
Applications Due Feb. 22, 2013

8. Summer in China 2013
www.ndsu.edu/cgi/summer_in_china/

9. Summer 2013 in China
This is a 13-day, three-credit study program
in China (BUSN 394 / 793). It incorporates
company visits and cultural tours in four
Chinese cities in addition to lectures by
industry experts. It provides a great
opportunity to experience China - the world's
oldest continuous civilization as well as
fastest-growing major economy.

10. It’s a Life-Changing Experience!
Photo: Summer 2010 Study Abroad group, at the Great Wall.

11. Cities Visited
• Beijing
• The capital of China and one of the world's great cities. With a history of 2,500
years, it is the political, educational, and cultural center of China.
• Shanghai
• The largest city in China, and one of the largest metropolitan areas in the world. It is
the "showpiece" of the world's fastest-growing economy.
• Xi’an
• One of the Four Great Ancient Capitals of China. It has more than 3,100 years of
history and was the capital of some of the most important dynasties in Chinese
history. Xi'an is the eastern terminus of the Silk Road.
• Suzhou
• Considered to be the "Venice of China", Suzhou has many beautiful gardens.

12. Program
Costs Program Fee:
$3,975
Estimated Additional Costs:
$75 for OIP application fee, about
$35 for travel insurance This includes:
(required), and you’ll want to bring
money for about 6 dinners not  Airfare, lodging, structured
covered and for personal spending.
NOTE: Tuition for DCE classes is
visits to cultural and
in addition to the program fee.
business
Eligible students can use financial locations, breakfasts, lunch
aid—contact Bison Connection to
set up an appointment with Student es and several group
Financial Services to explore your
options dinners.

13. • Contact Dr. Jin Li for information about this trip:
(701) 231-8129 jin.li@ndsu.edu
Applications Due March 8, 2013

14. Fall Semester in Europe 2013
www.ndsu.edu/cgi/fall_semester_in_europe/

15. Fall Semester in Europe 2013
Spend the fall semester of your
junior year in Europe, taking
courses required for graduation with
a business degree or a minor in
business administration. All
coursework is in English, and no
foreign language is required.

16. It’s a Life-Changing Experience!
Photo: Fall Semester 2012 Europe group in Ireland.

17. Countries Visited
• Belgium
• Ireland
• Northern Ireland
• Luxembourg
• France
• Germany
• The Netherlands
• United Kingdom

18. Program Fee:
Program approx. $6,500
Costs
Estimated Additional Costs:
This includes:
Approx. $1,200 for airfare, room
and board (approx $3,800), $75 for
 Structured visits to various
OIP application fee, about $76 for countries (includes
travel insurance. You’ll want to
bring money for additional meals transportation, lodging and
not covered and personal spending.
NOTE: Tuition for classes is in breakfast while on the road),
addition to the program fee.
admission fees and tours,
Eligible students can use financial classroom and
aid—contact Bison Connection to
set up an appointment with Student administrative expenses,
Financial Services to explore your
options and several group meals.

19. • Contact Dr. Newell Wright for information about this trip:
(701) 231-6532 newell.wright@ndsu.edu
Applications Due in April, 2013

20. Live Q&A for this program
http://www.facebook.com/events/
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Apply for this program
http://www.ndsu.edu/studyabroad
Return to Study Abroad Fair
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