School of Accountancy Summer Study Abroad Program

The School of Accountancy Summer Study Abroad Program offers an opportunity to study in Europe while completing up to five classes that satisfy accounting major/minor degree requirements and allows you to obtain a unique international experience that will differentiate you from your peers, strengthen your resume, and enhance future professional opportunities.

During the first half of the summer, you will spend five weeks abroad (four weeks of class, one week of summer break). You will take two classes and have time to explore two European destinations (roughly two weeks in each destination). During the second half of the summer, you will have the option to take additional courses in an online/asynchronous format. This will allow you to complete the required coursework while also giving you time to explore the cities in which the program takes place and travel to other destinations.

The inaugural program took place in Madrid, Spain and Rome, Italy and we anticipate continuing the program in these or similar locations. Both capitals are popular European destinations, with vibrant cultures, great food and a variety of entertainment options.

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Infomation Sessions

September 16 at 5:00 p.m. in Lowder 34
October 22 at 5:00 p.m. in Lowder 34
December 2 at 5:00 p.m. in Lowder 34

Anticipated Dates

Abroad: Summer 2025 - TBD
Online: Summer 2025 - TBD

Application for Summer 2025 Coming Soon!

Please reach out to the Program Director with any questions.

Contact Information

Program Director: Dr. James H. Long
Email: JamesLong@auburn.edu
Phone: (334) 844-6214
Office: Lowder 351

Accounting Summer Study Abroad FAQ

What courses will I take on the program, and how many credits are offered?
You can take up to 15 credit hours

Courses Offered
- ACCT 5150 - Current Issues in Acct.
- ACCT 5520 - Accounting Analytics
- ACCT 5620 - International Acct. **
- ACCT 5700 - Advanced Business Law
- BUSI 3250 - International Business **
Additional Courses may be available depending on staffing and demand.

Prerequisites are required for course credit. See Program Director for full course dates and format. Minimum overal GPA is 2.25.

**course required for program participation
What are the travel requirements?

Visa and Passport
You must have a valid passport by February 28, 2024, good for at least one year after you return to the U.S. at the end of the study abroad program (June 23, 2025). Therefore, to meet this deadline, if you need a new passport, you should apply no later than December 15, 2023.

If you have any further questions or concerns, please contact us at harbertglobal@auburn.edu.

Housing and Travel
You and your roommate(s) will stay in a 3-star or higher hotel or apartment with basic amenities and easy access to bus and/or metro lines. Seven dinners and Internet access are included in the program fees. You are “on your own” for other meals, and there will be plenty of grocery store and restaurant options. Specific housing details will be provided prior to departure from the U.S.

Please note that all COVID protocols required by Auburn University, the Harbert College of Business, the Program Provider Abroad and local authorities will be strictly followed and enforced.

If you have any further concerns or questions about housing, please contact us at harbertglobal@auburn.edu.
What does a past itenerary look like?

If you are wondering how your calender may look while studing abroad, then take a look at the sample calendar below:

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Have more questions?

Check out our General FAQ for more details on studying abroad. If you still have a question afterwards, get in touch with us through the contact information below!

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