prague study abroad (SUMMER 2009)

This site does not reflect the updated information for the 2009 trip. Please revisit the site in October of 2009 for updated information.

This trip is designed to allow students to experience the culture of the Czech Republic as well as learn about doing business in Eastern Europe. Students may take both courses for up to 6 credit hours. Both courses are on-line courses registered with distance education. The study abroad trip and an orientation session are mandatory course requirements. Students are not allowed to participate in both the Prague and other study abroad trips in the same summer.

The trip is only open to graduate students.

what students have said about previous trips:

"The trip to Prague was great!  Prague was very charming and the Czech people were welcoming.  The lectures and the field trips combined with the tours of the city make it a truly unique experience for any student.  Go! You'll be glad you did!", Ann Cowper, MBA student.

"I thought this trip was a blast.  I got to experience an entirely new culture and I embraced every bit of it.  This type of trip really opens up your eyes, sort of like a revitalization.  You start to realize just how free you are and how much you don't know about the world.  I would definitely recommend future students to take advantage of this unique opportunity.", William B. Van Pelt, IV, MBA student.

"This was a great way to experience doing business in a very different economy outside of the theoretical nature of a textbook case study.  I highly recommend the program.", Anthony David, MBA student.

“The program is excellent for both the cultural experience and for understanding the business atmosphere in Eastern/Central Europe.”, Tony P. To, MBA student.

“I had few expectations of the city of Prague, but left dumbfounded by its beauty and architecture.  The visits to the various businesses provided great exposure to Eastern Europe.  This trip is a must-go for every MBA.”, Andrew Waititu, MBA student.

"Superb experience to cap off my MBA.", Andrew Olson, MBA student.