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College of Business |
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Studies Abroad Program |
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Why participate in an International
Exchange Program? In today's business environment, companies, in order to survive and succeed, need to conduct business in international markets. Participation in an international exchange program will not only assist you in understanding the global business issues, but also enhance your chances of placement with companies interested in international business. Participating in an international exchange program will expose you to foreign business managers, foreign professors, and most importantly, students from many other cultures. Europe is compact geographically. It is connected by reasonable, fast and efficient rail services. Think of the experiences that are available as you travel to other countries sampling their rich cultures, vibrant people and blending of old and traditional with the new and the contemporary places and things. All in all, participation in
the international exchange programs will be a time in your life you will
never forget. You will grow as a person and, with it, come home with a new
sense of self-awareness and self-confidence. |
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Courses and Credits: Courses taken at any of these universities, following prior approval, will transfer toward graduation at Bloomsburg. Spending the semester/year abroad will not normally put you behind in your graduation schedule. It is not recommended that you do an exchange during the last semester of your senior year, Bloomsburg policy says that 30 of your last 60 credits need to be taken at Bloomsburg University. |
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Language Requirements: Business courses are taught in English with the exception of Trier University.
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Eligibility: 1) Be enrolled as a full-time student (any major). 2) You should be at least a sophomore, and not be in the last semester of your senior year for semester or year long exchange. 3) Have an overall GPA of 2.5 or higher. |
Costs:
You pay Bloomsburg University the same tuition and fees you pay
now. Room and board fees are paid to your visiting school and
they are approximately the same as ours. Additional costs include
round-trip airfare to Europe and personal spending money. At
some schools, students wishing to use the recreation facilities
must pay fees. Make sure the your insurance coverage applies
to countries other than the U.S. Exchange students are housed
in university sponsored residence halls, some with private
rooms. Meal service may be available, or students may have
kitchen facilities to prepare their own meals.
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Dr. Doreen Jowi
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