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Meet fellow study abroad students and find tips and advice for your
travels at the Globally Prepared Students club meetings. Contact
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or the Study Abroad/NSE office for more information.
Phone: 405.744.8569
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Students benefit greatly from participation in study abroad programs through
both educational and personal development benefits. The programs are an
excellent complement to one's domestic study in ways such as the following:
- Sets you apart from those that have not participated in study abroad
- Employers welcome signs of acceptance of challenges
- Communication skills are improved as you listen and observe
- Creativity and one's knowledge base are improved as you experience diversity
of ideas and life styles
- Teaches you the value of diversity and an understanding of cultural
differences
- Gives you a broader view of trade and world events
- Adventure, excitement, and fun
There are many opportunities for
you to broaden your education through study in other countries. These programs
differ in length, costs, and host country. Give serious attention to the program
that best matches your educational interests.
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Summer Programs
Spring Break Programs
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Scholarships and Financial Aid
Study Abroad and Travel Links
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The Center for Executive and Professional Development
provides a number of short-term programs for Spears School of
Business students and those from other institutions. Courses within these
programs are designed specifically for the setting within which the study abroad
activity is to take place. For example, a program to London provides courses
that address the European Union while a program to Mexico addresses Latin
America trade. Further, some programs include in-country stays of 3-4 weeks
while other programs include on-campus class work followed by 8-10 days of
foreign travel. All courses are taught by Spears School faculty and directly apply to the
SSB degree programs.
 2008 Study Abroad and Travel Programs Flier
For more information, please contact:
Center for Executive and Professional Development
215 Business Building
1.888.678.3933 or 405.744.5208
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Program Information:
- Attend class April 4, 11, 18 and May 4, 5, 6. Travel to Chicago May 17 to May 23.
- Earn 3 credit hours.
- Open to all majors. No prerequisites. To enroll, students must have 3.0 GPA or instructor’s approval.
Course Information:
LSB 3010:
CURRENT ISSUES IN LAW AND BUSINESS
3 Credit Hours
This course offers a truly unique opportunity for students to gain a
practical introduction into the study of business. Students will
receive an introduction into all areas of business through lectures,
guest speakers, readings, and case studies.
Instructor:
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, Associate Professor, Department of Economics and Legal Studies
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