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        International Business Minor - Milan & Madrid

        Information Sessions

         

        • Wednesday, November 19 at 5:30pm in Lowder 19
        • Tuesday, December 2 at 5:30pm in Lowder 125A

        Applications opening soon!

         

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        Open to: Business majors only – Requires Junior standing

        Prerequisites: Students must have completed at least 52 hours and have taken ECON 2030, MNGT 3100, MKTG 3310, and FINC 3610 PRIOR to program start

        Location:  Milan, Italy and Madrid, Spain

        Limited to: 20-30 students

        Program Dates

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

        Application Deadlines

        • Early Bird Application Deadline: Extended to November 13, 2025
        • Early Bird Commitment Deadline: December 1, 2025
        • Regular Application Deadline: Jan 16, 2026
        • Regular Commitment Deadline: Jan 30, 2026 

        Fees & Additional Costs

        Program Fee (Full Summer): $17,900 ($16,900 with Early Bird Discount) 

        Program Fee Includes: AU coursework, Housing (excluding summer break), Public Transportation Passes, Cultural and Professional Activities

        Estimated Additional Costs: $6,469

        For: Airfare, Passport and Visa, Meals, Personal Travel and Leisure Activities, Auburn Abroad Fee, Travel Insurance, Harbert Professional Fees

        Auburn Abroad application includes full cost details and a budget planning tool for your convenience.

        Courses** (15 Hours): Tentative Course Schedule

        Session 1: ENFB 3140 - Introduction to Entrepreneurship

        Session 2: FINC 5510 Multinational Finance

        Session 3: MNGT 4100 Managing in International Environments

        Session 4: MKTG 4400 International Marketing

        Online/hybrid: BUSI 3250 International Business*

        *Note: Students who have completed BUSI 3250 can opt to take either MKTG 5350 Services Marketing or BUSI 4970 Global Market Analysis as an optional Online/Hybrid course with most sessions online and a few on location activities. Both MKTG 5350 and BUSI 4970 are 3 credit hours and cover the full summer (May 8-Aug 4).

         

        Harbert Global Program offerings are subject to university approval. Upon approval, final details (dates, costs, deadlines) and the online application become available on the Auburn Abroad program brochure page.

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