Graduate Study Abroad and Exchange Programs
Today’s business leaders must have a vision that encompasses the global economy and a clear sense of their place in it. Through participating in Terry's international programs, you'll learn more about the opportunities and challenges of managing in multinational corporations, joint ventures, and start-up operations overseas.
Graduate Study Abroad Programs
Participation in international programs is highly recommended, as they enhance your employability and overall college experience. Participants strengthen their foreign language skills, experience other cultures, and learn to appreciate diversity. Often, these programs result in lifelong friendships as well as potential internship and employment opportunities.
All participants in these international programs are thoroughly oriented to their specific destination before departure, and most programs are led by a Terry faculty member and/or program manager.
Please contact Rich Daniels, MBA Program Director, for information about future opportunities to study abroad.
Graduate Exchange Programs
Because of established agreements between the Terry College and international peer institutions granting access to their graduate-level business courses, our graduate students have opportunities to participate in the exchange programs listed below. Students who wish to inquire or apply should contact the Program Administrator.
| Partner Institution | Location | Period | Administered by | Cost |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| University of Lyon III | France | Fall or Spring | Office of International Education | UGA tuition + expenses |
| Vienna University of Economics and Business | Austria | Fall or Spring | Office of International Education | UGA tuition + expenses |
| Peking University | China | Fall or Spring | International Business Programs | UGA tuition + expenses |
Other Opportunities for International Education
If you do not see the particular destination you desire in the roster of study abroad programs led by Terry College faculty or exchange programs with our peer institutions abroad, there are plenty of other options to consider. The University of Georgia offers over 90 study abroad and exchange programs to its students. UGA is also a member of various consortia and is affiliated with organizations that offer additional programs. The UGA Office of International Education (OIE) employs study abroad counselors to assist students with finding a program that will fit his/her needs.
The Graduate Academic Advisor can help students identify whether their desired courses will satisfy degree requirements. When selecting courses taught by non-Terry or non-UGA faculty, a student must complete and submit a Credit Approval Form.
