International Management Practices (IMP) programs combine on-campus coursework (IBUS-244) with travel to dynamic locations across the globe. Through on-site visits to multiple international and domestic firms, students with an interest in the global economy learn experientially how the political, economic, and cultural environments of the region/country influence business strategy and management practices. Students also have the opportunity to network with senior executives from these organizations.
IMP programs are offered in Latin America, the European Union and Asia. These 8 - 12 day tours are conveniently offered during winter break, spring break, and the beginning of the summer semester. Students may earn 2 - 3 academic credit hours for each program.
Latin America
This IMP program includes a Fall semester course with travel at the beginning of January. Students explore a range of companies operating in both the developing and high-growth economies of Latin America. Learn more
The European Union
This IMP program is a Spring semester course with travel during the week of spring break. Students explore companies doing business in post-Communist emerging economies. Learn more
Asia
This IMP program is a Summer session course with travel in May. Students explore the state of economic development of Asia and discuss current issues facing the Asian economies. Learn more
