Faculty-Led Programs
If the idea studying abroad alone is a little intimidating consider traveling with your classmates and professor! Our faculty-led programs are short-term study abroad or research opportunities led by one or more faculty who are passionate about bringing the classroom to life by utilizing educational experiences in the real world.
Summer 2024
GERMANY -Mercator School of Management
June 9 - 23, 2024
Program Details
BGEN 365: Global Supply Chain Management (Andreas Thorsen, [email protected])
ACTG 491/591: Global Occupational Fraud Examination (Angela Woodland, [email protected])
Earn up to 3 credits.
Program Costs
A $350 deposit due before Spring Break.
Total: ~$2,100 (covers the following):
- All lodging
- ground transportation
- program excursions
- breakfasts; some lunches and dinners
- Welcome & Farewell receptions
Does not include: Tuition, flight, souvenirs or free time activities.
*Scholarships available. Click here for a list of MSU and Jabs scholarships. Please contact the Dean's Office: [email protected] if you have any questions.*
2023 Faculty-led study abroad cohort in Germany.
Click here for an MSU story about this program to Germany.
To learn more about MSU's faculty-led programs, please visit https://www.montana.edu/international/studyabroad/facultyledstudyabroad.html.
Past Programs
London
The College offered an Entrepreneurial and Small Business Experience trip to London, England. The most recent trips were coordinated by Mike Gold, assistant teaching professor of marketing. Gary Bishop, an associate teaching professor of management, coordinated the first trip to London, England, June 2016. The two-week trips were organized between Jabs and International Studies Abroad (ISA).
Photo of the 2019 group in London.
