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Summer 2008 Programs School of Business Administration Summer Programs British and Celtic Capitals: London and Dublin June 29-July 30, 2009 Students begin this program in the intriguing city of London, a world capital in business, music and fashion. After about two weeks in London, the program moves to Dublin, the capital of and largest city in Ireland. In the last ten years, Dublin has become one of the hottest cities in Western Europe. Because the city is compact, most of the art, cultural, historic and entertainment sites are located within walking distance of the center. Tentative course offerings are ACC 208, DSC 211, MKT 301, FIN 301, and OPS 301. Germany: Augsburg May 18-June 18, 2009 and June 29-July 30, 2009 Since 1992, University of Dayton students have studied business and related courses in Augsburg. Located near the center of the Romantic Road, Augsburg was founded over 2,000 years ago by the Roman emperor Augustus, for whom it was named. Augsburg was once the wealthiest city in Europe and continues to house an abundance of Renaissance art and architecture. The town has a vibrant and interesting old town city center. It is the gateway to the Alps and a fantastic location from which to explore Europe. During the trip, students will visit German and U.S. firms in Bavaria. Tentative course offerings for the first session are ACC 207, DSC 210, MGT 301, REL 324, and German language (all levels); tentative course offerings for the second session are MGT 301, MKT 301, OPS 301, REL 324, and German language (all levels). Hungary: Budapest and France: Angers May 18-June 18, 2009 Students begin this program in Budapest, Hungary, an exciting city of two million which has become a dynamic, fast-changing hub for business in Central Europe. After about three weeks, the program moves to Angers, France, a beautiful, green and lively city in the Loire Valley in Western France with 160,000 inhabitants (including about 30,000 students). This program combines two very different European perspectives on business and culture. Tentative course offerings are MKT 301 (in Budapest with a Hungarian professor, in English), FIN 301 (in France with a French professor, in English), ECO 461, and French language (all levels). Italy: Rome May 18-June 18, 2009 Despite significant changes through the centuries, Rome endures and thrives. Known as the “Eternal City”, it is simultaneously strident, romantic and sensual. Much of Rome is accessible by foot, which is an excellent way to capture the history embedded throughout the city. Day trips are planned to historic sites in and near Rome in addition to Italian and U.S. firms. Tentative course offerings are ECO 442, FIN 301, MGT 301 and Italian language (all levels). Spain: Madrid, Málaga and Barcelona May 18-June 18, 2009 Students begin this program in Madrid, a vast, modern city with a population of some three million and growing. Most of the course work will be done in Málaga, a port city in Andalusia, southern Spain on the Costa del Sol coast of the Mediterranean. There will be a trip to Morocco. The program will finish in Barcelona, the vibrant center of the most diversified and prosperous economy of any region of Spain. Students will visit U.S. and Spanish companies, historic sites and government offices. Tentative course offerings are MIS 301, MGT 301, OPS 301 and Spanish language (all levels).

The School of Business Administration (SBA) has several summer study abroad programs designed primarily for business majors and minors. However, anyone meeting the prerequisites for the courses offered is welcome to participate. Applications Students applying to the SBA summer study abroad programs should contact Peter Wagner for application details at (937) 229-2479 or via e-mail. All programs and courses listed are subject to change.

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