Study Abroad China

Studying abroad is one of the greatest opportunities of your academic career.  There’s nothing quite like seeing what you study come to life in the global classroom.

The College of Business has several different options, from short-term 10-day intensive programs to semester or one-year student exchange opportunities.

Not sure which is the best option for you?

The first step is studying abroad is to meet with a study abroad advisor. Appointments can be made by calling:  303-352-7001 or by emailing:  [email protected].

Short-Term Faculty Led Study Abroad Programs

Each year, the College of Business organizes one or two faculty-led study abroad trips to various countries around the world.  These courses are 10-14 days in length and are offered during either Winterim or Maymester.

Students may earn 3 credits towards their business degree, and both undergraduate and graduate credit are available.  See more about this course:

MSU Denver Global Business Experience BUS390

Faculty-led Study Abroad programs for Academic year 2022-2023 – Costa Rica (Winterim) & Argentina (Maymester)

For more information contact: Dr. Angelica Bahl

Study in Rome, Italy

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MGT 390: Italian Water, Food and Sustainability: Business Acuity & Links to Colorado

Fall Break, Nov 23-Dec 1, 2024

This program…
Collaborates with UN entities and Italian universities
Works with agricultural producers and water management to provide student exposure to the food/water nexus
Compares and contrasts Colorado and Italian approaches to sustainability, natural resource management, food production, and resource distribution within the context of business Provides students with real-world experience in addressing challenges and finding solutions to the sustainability challenges we face every day.

Semester and One-Year Study Abroad Opportunities

MSU Denver College of Business has study abroad agreements with several international partner universities where you may study either for a semester or a full academic year.

Students attending a university partner will do so as either a direct enroll student or as an exchange student. With direct enrollment, students earn transfer credits applicable towards their degree and do not pay MSU Denver tuition; rather, they pay all costs directly to the host university. MSU Denver will then recognize these transfer credits as valid towards the student’s degree.

As an exchange student, you earn specific MSU Denver credits and pay MSU Denver tuition. Students are also responsible for fees at the host institution, plus additional costs of being abroad (housing, airfare, meals, etc.).

International University Partnerships

 

Ecole de Management de Normandie, Le Havre, France (Exchange)

Ludwig-Maximilians University in Munich, Germany (Exchange)

FH Dortmund, University of Applied Sciences and Arts, Germany (Exchange)

Paris School of Business, France (Exchange)

Universidad De Monterrey, College of Business, Monterrey, Mexico (Exchange)

National Dong Hwa University, College of Management, Taiwan (Exchange)

University of Nicosia, Cyprus (Direct Enroll)

Florence University of the Arts (FUA), Italy (Direct Enroll)

 

Additional Program Options

While the specific universities and programs listed here are the preferred options for study abroad, we understand that students might be interested in other locations and courses. MSU Denver works with over 20 program providers giving access to 70 countries across the globe in a variety of academic fields.

If one of our listed options is not what interests you, please have a look at the Study Abroad website for more information and other opportunities.

Study Abroad Website:

https://www.msudenver.edu/international-studies/go-abroad/