International Undergraduate May Programs

As an undergraduate, you have a unique opportunity to earn business credit on study abroad during your sophomore or junior year.

The International Undergraduate May Programs enable undergraduates with an interest in international business to travel for three weeks of intensive study and exploration. All students receive three graded credits for participating in this study abroad program in May. Its timing should not preclude participants from accepting summer internships.

Once you arrive at your destination, daily classroom instruction in English will familiarize you with the history, language, economic environment, business culture, and foreign-investment dynamics of your host country. Visits to state-run

factories and local or multinational companies will enable you to tour manufacturing facilities and to speak with managers about their technological innovations and production challenges.

Each group will take day trips to nearby cities and historic or culturally important sites. During your free time, you will be able to explore local shops and markets and attend sports and performing arts events. Your daily interactions with other students and local residents in your host country will help you broaden your cultural understanding and sharpen your language skills.

Did you miss the Februrary 22nd Logistics & Culture Meeting?

Please check out the following materials:

The Logistics and Culture Meeting Presentation
includes important travel and cultural information for the May Programs and students on faculty-led courses going abroad.

Flight Information Powerpoint
lists the suggested flights for all of the 2013 CIBER May Programs and faculty-led courses going abroad.

Sophomores and Juniors

Learn more about the China May Program

Learn more about the Costa Rica May Program

Learn more about the Europe May Program

May 2013 Program Info Session PowerPoint

Applications Due: Monday, December 3rd, 2012

How to Apply
The Undergraduate May Program applications are now available on M-Compass!

All participants will be required to obtain HTH travel insurance. For more information about HTH insurance, click here.

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	International Undergraduate May Programs
		As an undergraduate, you have a unique opportunity to earn business credit on study abroad during your sophomore or junior year. The International Undergraduate May Programs enable undergraduates with an interest in international business to travel for three weeks of intensive study and exploration. All students receive three graded credits for participating in this study abroad program in May. Its timing should not preclude participants from accepting summer internships. Once you arrive at your destination, daily classroom instruction in English will familiarize you with the history, language, economic environment, business culture, and foreign-investment dynamics of your host country. Visits to state-run	factories and local or multinational companies will enable you to tour manufacturing facilities and to speak with managers about their technological innovations and production challenges. Each group will take day trips to nearby cities and historic or culturally important sites. During your free time, you will be able to explore local shops and markets and attend sports and performing arts events. Your daily interactions with other students and local residents in your host country will help you broaden your cultural understanding and sharpen your language skills.	Did you miss the Februrary 22nd Logistics & Culture Meeting? Please check out the following materials: The Logistics and Culture Meeting Presentation includes important travel and cultural information for the May Programs and students on faculty-led courses going abroad. Flight Information Powerpoint lists the suggested flights for all of the 2013 CIBER May Programs and faculty-led courses going abroad. Sophomores and Juniors Learn more about the China May Program Learn more about the Costa Rica May Program Learn more about the Europe May Program May 2013 Program Info Session PowerPoint Applications Due: Monday, December 3rd, 2012 How to Apply The Undergraduate May Program applications are now available on M-Compass! All participants will be required to obtain HTH travel insurance. For more information about HTH insurance, click here.