Netherlands – Doing Business in Europe (CoB) Summer

Hanze University is an excellent study abroad opportunity for Business majors and minors who are seeking a summer or semester study abroad opportunity in the Netherlands.

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Program Details

Program Type: Departmental, Direct Enroll, Exchange
Program Sponsor: College of Business

Eligibility

GPA: 3.0 or higher
- Conditional acceptance may be possible for students with GPAs between 2.80 - 3.0, please contact Study Abroad Advisor for more information
Major: Business majors and minors
- Preference is given to students of Junior standing or higher
Class Standing: Undergraduate and some Graduate
Participants must meet the standard eligibility and program specific requirements

Prerequisites

Students must have successfully completed MKT 230 and MQM 220 with a C or better before the start of the program

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Academics

Students will earn 6 credits during the Hanze summer Doing Business in Europe program

Students will receive credit for:
- INB 245: Business Studies Abroad
And either
- INB 287 - Independent Study
- IDS 133 (Culture in Europe) - (HU or FA)
The program offers a range of courses and also arranges site visits to several large scale local companies
Take classes with students from all over the world

For additional course information, see the Hanze Univeristy

Location

Hanze University is located in the city of Groningen, a mere 2 hours from the capital city of Amsterdam

The City: With a population of just under 200,000 people, the city was voted #2 best student city with 1 in 5 being students. Groningen has a lively and famous 24 hour nightlife, with a huge music scene, as well as a diverse selection of cultural activities (including museums, theatres, etc). The city boasts a marvelous blend of historical buildings as well as modern architecture.
The Institution: Hanze University of Applied Sciences is located 20 minutes by bus from the city centre. With a student body of 26,000 students, the university is always bustling with things do to. International students make up only 8% of the student population, allowing for a true immersion experience
Campus Amenities: a modern campus with workstations for individual or group work, cafeterias or canteens in each building, meditation center, campus wide WiFi, library, and campus counselling services.

Excursions and Inclusions

Excursions: Past excursions have included a bike tour, city tour through Groningen, sightseeing tour through the Netherlands, visit Amsterdam and the Isle of Schiermonnikoog. A list of events with be provided during orientation.
Inclusions: Students are provided with a bicycle upon arrival. Students are given the opportunity to visit large multinational companies that play an important role in the contribution to the European economy.

Housing

Students will receive fully furnished housing near campus with basic necessities, including kitchen and internet connection.

Residence Halls

Distance to School: 10-20 minute bike ride from campus
Roommates: Students should anticipate living with other study abroad students
Meals: not included
Amenities: shared kitchen and bathroom, access to lounge areas and washing machines
Security Deposit: None
WiFi: varies, recommended to bring an ethernet cable