"...the International BBA Summer Program reinforced my interest in pursuing a job in corporate finance or strategy in Eastern Europe sometime in the future. I didn’t know much about the region before I went, so seeing the cities and learning about the economic environment was very helpful."
- Gita Subramaniam, BBA ‘09

Learn more about the 2010 Europe Summer Program

Location: Universities in Koblenz, Germany and Bratislava, Slovakia
Dates: 3 May - 21 May 2010
Eligibility: The program is open to sophomores and juniors in the BBA program.
Study Topics: Classroom instruction will focus on European integration, the Euro and consequences for foreign firms, business in Central and Eastern Europe, cultural attitudes and implications for business, and challenges for European society. Participants have the option of pursuing a German-language track.
Company Visits: Visits to factories will be included.
Sightseeing: Destinations will include historic and cultural sites, as well as nearby cities.

Credit: Each participant will receive three credits of Strategy 320 (graded, not pass/fail), which will appear on his or her transcript as a Winter 2010 course.
Cost: The program fee of $2,800 includes tuition (three credits), housing, group meals, and all company and cultural visits. This fee does not cover air fare, personal expenses, or meals on your own.
Financial Aid: The program fee is eligible for financial aid.

*For students with MET, or more than 15 credits winter term, there will be a per credit charge by the University of Michigan.*

For more information on Gita's experience, click here.

For an additional perspective, read about Brett Forrest's experience

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	Learn more about the 2010 Europe Summer Program
		Location: Universities in Koblenz, Germany and Bratislava, Slovakia Dates: 3 May - 21 May 2010 Eligibility: The program is open to sophomores and juniors in the BBA program. Study Topics: Classroom instruction will focus on European integration, the Euro and consequences for foreign firms, business in Central and Eastern Europe, cultural attitudes and implications for business, and challenges for European society. Participants have the option of pursuing a German-language track. Company Visits: Visits to factories will be included. Sightseeing: Destinations will include historic and cultural sites, as well as nearby cities.	Credit: Each participant will receive three credits of Strategy 320 (graded, not pass/fail), which will appear on his or her transcript as a Winter 2010 course. Cost: The program fee of $2,800 includes tuition (three credits), housing, group meals, and all company and cultural visits. This fee does not cover air fare, personal expenses, or meals on your own. Financial Aid: The program fee is eligible for financial aid. For students with MET, or more than 15 credits winter term, there will be a per credit charge by the University of Michigan.	For more information on Gita's experience, click here. For an additional perspective, read about Brett Forrest's experience Student Comments - Europe How To Apply