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        Harbert Global: Study Abroad

        Study abroad with some of the best in business

         

        International Business Minor

        milan

        Open to: Business majors only – Requires Junior standing

        Prerequisites: Students must have completed at least 57 hours and have taken ECON 2030, MKTG 3310, and FINC 3610 PRIOR to program start

        Location:  Madrid, Spain and Milan, Italy

        Expected Enrollment: 20-30 students

        Program Dates:

        • Leave USA May 7, Arrive Madrid May 8, 2026
        • Orientation Madrid May 8-10
        • Session 1: May 11- May 29 Madrid
        • Session 2: June 2 – June 19 Madrid
        • Summer Break: June 20 – June 27: Students report to Milan housing June 27
        • Orientation Milan June 27 – June 28
        • Session 3: June 29 – July 17 Milan
        • Session 4: July 20 – Aug 4 Milan
        • Hybrid Course: Begins May 11 – Ends Aug 4
        • Program Ends/Departure from Milan: Aug 5, 2026

        Applications:

        • Open July 14
        • Deadline to submit full application to receive early bird discounted fees: Oct 17
        • Commitment deadline for early bird discounted fees: Oct 31
        • Deadline to submit full application: Jan 16, 2026
        • Final commitment deadline: Jan 30, 2026

        Fees & Additional Costs:

        $16,900 (Early Bird) / $17,900 (commitment after Oct 31, 2025)
        Includes: AU coursework, housing in Madrid and Milan, metro passes for both locations, cultural and professional programs, tours and day trips, health insurance, up to $15,000 trip cancelation insurance.

        Estimated Additional Costs (not included in program fees):
        $4,969 include: airfare to/from Europe, travel during Summer break between Madrid and Milan and other off-program weekend travel, most meals, passport and visa (if required), and Auburn Abroad fee ($797).

        Courses: (15 Hours): (Tentative Course Schedule in Parentheses)

        1. ECON 4300 (International Economics) (Session 1)
        2. FINC 5510 (Multinational Finance) (Session 2)
        3. MKTG 4410 (Consumer Behavior) OR FINC 3640 (Investments) (Session 3)
        4. MKTG 5500 (Digital Marketing) OR FINC 3700 (Financial Markets and Institutions) (Session 4)
        5. BUSI 3250 (International Business) OR MKTG 4400 (International Marketing) (Hybrid—Combo live on location and online)

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