Education abroad experiences provide invaluable opportunities for students to learn in different educational environments and to gain firsthand exposure to other countries, cultures, societies and business practices.
The Office of International Business Studies (OIBS) assists Marquette Business students in finding education abroad programs and opportunities that fit their unique situations and goals. Where, when and for how long you study abroad will depend on your area of education, academic goals and preferences.
Marquette Business students can choose from fall or spring academic terms, full academic year programs, summer programs, and fall, winter and spring break programs. Break programs are offered through the college, while semester and academic year programs are offered through the Office of International Education.
Students who select this education abroad option attend one of our many partner universities around the world for a fall or spring term or for an academic year. Most programs offer both business and non-business courses and are taught in English and the local language. The Office of International Education can provide more information.
Students choosing this short-term education abroad option attend summer programs at our partner universities. These programs vary in length, start date and the number of credits offered. This is a great option for students who are unable to commit to the time and cost associated with a more traditional education abroad program.
This three-credit course will provide students with an opportunity to study business, economic, social and cultural ramifications of the European Economic and Monetary Union. This course includes lectures by professors from the University of Antwerp as well as corporate visits. Students, will also have a four day break to travel "on their own." Anticipated cultural tours also include Brugge, Ghent, Amsterdam, and Paris.
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Rome, Italy’s capital, is a sprawling, cosmopolitan city with nearly 3,000 years of globally influential art, architecture and culture on display. Ancient ruins such as the Forum and the Colosseum evoke the power of the former Roman Empire. Vatican City, headquarters of the Roman Catholic Church, has St. Peter’s Basilica and the Vatican Museums, which house masterpieces such as Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel frescoes.
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This program is designed for graduate business students in EMBA, MBA, and GSM programs with the aim of providing critical insight and valuable first-hand experience about culture, society, history, and business climate . Highlights of the study tour include: 9 days of activities in Brazil, lectures in English on the economic, business and cultural behavior,and company visits including discussions by managers and executives.
More infoThese programs are created and led by a Marquette faculty member(s) during fall, winter and spring breaks. Faculty-led programs offer students the opportunity to participate in guided intentional learning programs that combine classroom work, either at Marquette or abroad, with cultural experiences and international site visits. This is great way to get international travel, earn three credits, and stay on track to graduate. Full list of faculty-led programs
Spring Break in Guatemala. A multi-disciplinary, service-learning experience
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Spring Break - a focus on conducting business in the Czech Republic and Central Europe.
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Spring Break - Global Supply Chain Sustainability Program - immerses students in the coffee supply chain and more.
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Spring Break - a focus on Commercial Banking open to Finance majors, MSF and MBA students.
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