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PROGRAM STRUCTURE |
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The BUSADMIN 3400 Business and Commerce of the European Union course is only offered in English.
This course begins with a study about the historical roots, the birth and development of the European Union in the last 50 years, analyzing the first treaties and the later ones added in the Union. The different organizations that form the components of the Union and the role of each member state are studied on this course. There is special emphasis on the importance of the European monetary union, the common coin and the main European financial institutions.
Click here to view course syllabus
PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS
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A student must have at least sophomore standing at the time of participation.
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A student must have a minimum cumulative grade point average of 2.0 on a 4.0 grading scale.
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A student must be in good academic standing at the time of participation.
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No prior knowledge of Spanish is required.
ACCOMODATION
All students participating in our program are placed in carefully screened Spanish homes, usually in pairs. Living in a Spanish home is one of the most important aspects of the students’ intercultural experience because it helps to improve language skills and increase cultural awareness, two key goals of the program.
Naturally, adjustments with regard to customs, food, and heat must be anticipated by the students. SAIIE does take dietary and other personal restrictions into consideration when assigning students to their host family.
The principal goals of increased fluency in the language and greater familiarity with the culture are an integral element of the experience that SAIIE strives to provide. Therefore, all students must live in Spanish homes; that is, no students are allowed to live independently in their own apartments or in any other housing situation that is not approved by and under the direct supervision of the Institute's staff.
ACADEMIC, CREDIT, GRADING AND TRANSCRIPT
When you are accepted into the SAIIE program you should inform your academic advisor and study abroad office at your home campus about your intent to go abroad on our program to make sure you will receive all the credits that you take through the SAIIE program.
To learn more about Credit Transfer, Grading and Transcript please visit our website here
PROGRAM DATES, COSTS AND DEADLINES
Winterim 2021 Dates Winterm 2021 Program Cost Includes Winterim 2021 Out-of-Pocket Costs Include *Costs subject to change, please contact us for the most up-to-date program costs.
December 30
Arrive in Spain
December 31
Orientation / Classes begin / Included Welcome lunch & visit to Plaza España
January 1
Spanish Holiday (No classes)
January 4
Included bus tour around the city
January 6
Spanish Holiday (THREE KING'S DAY)
January 9
Included Córdoba day trip
January 14
Mid-Term Exam
January 16-17
Included Granada weekend trip
January 22
Final Exam and Farewell Party
January 23
End of the Term, Accommodation Checkout, and First Possible Day to Depart
Winterim 2021 Program Cost*
APPLICATION DEADLINES
TERM ABROAD
APPLICATION CYCLE OPENS
APPLICATION DEADLINE
Winterim
April 1
November 1
Missed the deadline? Please contact us to enquire about late application options.
They are many financial aid opportunities available for students studying abroad. Some may only be available to students who fit certain criteria (a particular major or location, for example), so please read the information carefully prior to applying. To learn more about the financial aid information please visit our financial aid website.