In order to qualify for the Harbert Barcelona/Rome International Program, you must have a minimum 2.25 GPA or higher, be at least of Sophomore standing, be under a non-business major, and have completed any of the prerequisites for the following courses:

• Microeconomics—ECON 2020**
• Fundamentals of Accounting—ACCT 2810
• Principles of Marketing—MKTG 3310
• Principles of Management—MNGT 3100
• Principles of Finance—FINC 3610

**Please note that ECON 2020 cannot count for both business minor and common core. You may substitute Operations Management of Business Processes (SCMN 2153—2 credit hours) and Professional Development in Business IV (BUSI 4013—1 credit hour) to replace the course if needed.

Visa and Passport

In order to be eligible to participate in the Harbert Barcelona/Rome International Program, you must ensure that you have obtained the appropriate documentation.

In order to travel anywhere outside the U.S., you must have a valid Passport, good for 1 year after you return to the U.S. after your program. Additionally, you must meet any other Spanish or Italian immigration regulations, such as acquiring a visa.

Note: Currently, Spain and Italy do not have any visa or special requirements for U.S. citizens. We will inform you if requirements change.

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

Housing

 During the course of the program, you will be required to live in either a 3-star or higher hotel or self-service apartments.

Housing is located in central, safe locations. They will typically include necessary amenities, such as laundry facilities, a kitchen, and Internet access, and easy access to bus and/or metro lines.

Specific housing location and details will be provided prior to departure from the U.S. 

If you have any further concerns or questions about housing, please contact Auburn Abroad at harbertglobal@auburn.edu.

Program fees total $8,979 and include AU coursework credit hours (3–15 possible), housing in Barcelona and Rome for the duration of the program, airfare from Barcelona to Rome, a few meals, bus and metro passes for the duration of the program, cultural and professional programs, day tours of Barcelona and Rome, welcome and farewell receptions, trip cancellation insurance, and emergency evacuation insurance (does not replace major medical).

Specific tour/event details will be provided before departure from the U.S. and are subject to change.

Estimated additional costs total $3,469 and include: airfare from the U.S. to Barcelona and from Rome to the U.S., most meals, passport and visa (if needed), optional tours and entrance fees to some sights, and the Auburn Abroad fee ($691).