Global Business Seminar
London, England | Spring Break
Experience London as your classroom while gaining firsthand insight into business on a global scale. Explore how businesses operate in an interconnected world through corporate visits to leading organizations, conversations with international business leaders, and exposure to London's dynamic financial and governmental centers. Beyond the boardroom, immerse yourself in the city's rich cultural heritage through guided tours of iconic areas. This spring semester hybrid course combines classroom learning in Tallahassee with an unforgettable spring break experience in one of the world's most influential global cities.
Eligibility
This program is open to MBA students or other graduate students in the College of Business.
Other Considerations & Requirements
Priority is given to students in good conduct standing with a GPA of 2.5 or higher; exceptions may be granted upon appeal. You must enroll in the spring semester IP section of MAR 5957 Global Business Seminar. You will attend hybrid classes (meetings online & on the Tallahassee campus) during the spring semester and will go abroad as a component of the course during the specified dates.
Note: Do not purchase airline tickets until advised to do so in the IP portal.
FSU London Study Center
Housed in a historic 17th century row of townhouses, the FSU London study center is located in the heart of central London's Bloomsbury district. The FSU London study center has a computer lab, library, admin offices, a student lounge, and more. Centrally located, the study center is the perfect hub for exploring all London has to offer.
Housing
You'll stay in shared hotel accommodations in central London. Wi-Fi and breakfast are included. You'll also have secure access to the FSU London study center building.
Note: Overnight guests are not allowed in program housing.
Academics
On this program, you'll study a focused curriculum with an FSU faculty member. Take a course during the spring semester and go abroad during spring break as part of the class. You’ll have the opportunity to use the city as your classroom through immersive academic experiences.
Excursions & Activities
You'll receive a program calendar before you leave; here are some examples taken from past programs of potential excursions & activities you may do:
Local experiences: Museum visits (including the Victoria & Albert museum), guided walking tours of central London featuring areas such as the Parliament and financial districts, and/or theater performance
Class visits: Corporate visits to organizations such as AMWINS and/or Deloitte, guest lectures from international business leaders and industry professionals
Included in the Fee
Academic Credit
3 credits
Housing Abroad
Shared hotel
Excursions & Activities
Some Meals
International Health Insurance
On-Site Pastoral Support
Admin & Academic Support
And More!
Transport card pre-loaded with some pay-as-you-go credit
