SDSU Aztecs Abroad database: General Business programs in English

*This subject area also includes programs that offer several of the Business core courses (BA 300, 310, 323, 350, 360, 370, 405)

• SDSU Aztecs Abroad database: Business- Management and Human Resources programs in English
• SDSU Aztecs Abroad database: Business- Entrepreneurship programs in English

• Students may apply for Summer 2021 partner programs, Fall semester 2021 and Spring semester 2022 SDSU Exchange, ISEP Exchange/Direct and partner programs on Aztecs Abroad. However, students are encouraged to remain flexible and have a contingency plan just in case programs are postponed, cancelled, and/or changed to virtual formats at later date.
• Students should not book any accommodations or flights until they have received confirmation regarding their onsite program. 
• Summer 2021 SDSU onsite Global Seminar programs (formerly SDSU Faculty-Led programs), Course-embedded, Transborder and Academic-related travel are suspended.
• For questions, reach out to the SDSU Global Education Office and Fowler International Programs Advisor ([email protected]). You may also make an appointment with Willaine and/or meet with the Global Education Office via Zoom-by Virtual walk-ins.

• SDSU also has many virtual international programs that do not require travel. 
• Make an appointment with the Fowler International Programs Advisor and/or the Global Education Office via Zoom-by Virtual walk-ins to brainstorm ideas to be "glocal" (globally local) or pursue postgraduate international opportunities.

• The ideal time for Fowler students to study abroad for a semester or year is the first or second semester of Junior year (first year of upper division courses).

• SDSU also offers credit-bearing virtual internships, as well as non-credit bearing Volunteer and/or Service-Learning opportunities during the Winter and Summer breaks. Each program type has varied minimum eligibility requirements.

• Read and refer to Planning an International Experience during your time at Fowler  for a general overview of what to expect in the process.
• Begin your search and start the Advising phase on the Aztecs Abroad database. Aztecs Abroad contains all approved SDSU international program types.
• Note the Program type and Chances of Placement, as programs vary with regards to credit type; financial aid and scholarships eligibility, and available spaces.
• Refer to the Fowler College of Business Course Articulation sheets to gain an academic overview of the courses that will likely be offered abroad.
• Prepare questions and meet with the Fowler International Programs Coordinator, Willaine Cabal Carr. 

• Application deadlines vary by program type but is generally several months before the program start date.
• For the most updated information, be sure to check the deadline as listed on the Aztecs Abroad program brochure.

• Undergraduate students must enroll in 12 -15 units per semester abroad. Unit requirements may vary by partner university or program.
• Graduate students must enroll in the minimum 9 units per semester abroad.