Study Abroad and Internship Programs
BU Internship and Language & Liberal Arts Programs
Boston University Study Abroad offers Questrom School of Business students an unmatched variety of study abroad opportunities. These programs offer students the opportunity to study business management as well as liberal arts and STEM. Questrom students can receive units for specific Hub requirements, liberal arts classes, non-Questrom electives, along with select business coursework and internships. Locations include Dublin, London, Los Angeles, Shanghai, Sydney, and Washington, D.C. More information can be found on the Boston University Study Abroad website.
Business Exchange Programs
Students can spend a term at the Copenhagen Business School in Denmark, Seoul National University, Singapore Management University, or Bocconi University, working closely with business faculty and participating in classes with students from diverse backgrounds. Information about these programs is available on the Boston University Study Abroad website. Students can complete both business and non-business coursework through exchange programs but cannot receive any units for Hub requirements.
Business Internship Programs
These programs provide Questrom students the opportunity to gain valuable, practical work experience by participating in management-related internships abroad. Students intern abroad while taking classes at local universities including University College Dublin, ICADE University, University of Sydney, Université Paris-Dauphine, Università degli Studi di Padova, or The George Washington University. Information about these programs is available on the Boston University Study Abroad website.
Global Management Experience
Boston University’s Questrom School of Business also offers a unique course offering, the Global Management Experience (QST IM 475). The Global Management Experience is a 4-unit course that involves analytical work throughout the spring term including an exploration of the economic, governmental, and social factors that affect the conduct of business and ethics in a variety of industries and contexts. The course includes an in-country experience over Boston University’s Spring Break week, providing an opportunity for firsthand observation around the application of management principles and strategies in the global arena. Enrollment in this course is by application.
