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<strong>NYU</strong> <strong>Stern</strong>’s Undergraduate College is unique among its peers for its focus on<br />

international business. In today’s increasingly global and diverse business environment, it<br />

is important for students to gain a holistic and worldly perspective to achieve success no<br />

matter their chosen career path. <strong>Stern</strong> is committed to providing students with a truly<br />

global education and the opportunity to experience and explore diverse cultures and<br />

countries through a host <strong>of</strong> international study opportunities.<br />

<strong>Stern</strong> is the only undergraduate business college anywhere to incorporate—and<br />

fund—an international business study trip for all its students. Additionally, <strong>Stern</strong> <strong>of</strong>fers<br />

the International Studies sequence (as part <strong>of</strong> the <strong>Business</strong> Core all students are required<br />

to take), a comajor in international business, the World Studies Track, the <strong>Business</strong> and<br />

Political Economy program, and numerous opportunities for studying abroad.<br />

International Studies Sequence<br />

The <strong>Stern</strong> experience is designed to broaden students’ views <strong>of</strong> the world, and the<br />

curricular structure reflects that global focus. See the Bachelor <strong>of</strong> Science Degree<br />

<strong>Business</strong> Program section on page 20 for more information.<br />

Edward and Nancy Barr Family International Studies Program<br />

Undergraduates gain a deeper understanding <strong>of</strong> the global business environment through<br />

the <strong>School</strong>’s unique and innovative Edward and Nancy Barr Family International Studies<br />

Program (ISP). ISP is a curriculum-based experience that exposes students to different<br />

cultures and ways <strong>of</strong> conducting business. In a semester-long course, student teams<br />

undertake an intensive study <strong>of</strong> an industry and company in a foreign country and travel<br />

abroad during spring break to make observations firsthand. While abroad, students have<br />

the opportunity to explore the culture, meet with company executives, and see corporate<br />

operations. All <strong>Stern</strong> students take the required ISP course in the spring semester <strong>of</strong> their<br />

junior year.<br />

Study Abroad<br />

Studying abroad is an exciting and enriching experience, both academically and<br />

personally. <strong>Stern</strong> encourages all students to take advantage <strong>of</strong> opportunities to study<br />

abroad for a semester, and strongly recommends foreign study for those planning an<br />

international business comajor.<br />

<strong>Stern</strong> undergraduates have several options for studying abroad: World Studies<br />

Track, <strong>NYU</strong> Study Abroad, or the International <strong>Business</strong> Exchange Program (IBEX).<br />

Students can study abroad in the fall, spring, or summer semester <strong>of</strong> their sophomore,<br />

junior, or senior year, depending on the program. All students who plan on studying<br />

abroad are strongly encouraged to meet with an academic adviser to discuss their options.<br />

World Studies Track<br />

The World Studies Track places students in the key global marketplaces <strong>of</strong> the 21 st<br />

century, enriching the academic experience and shaping students into truly global<br />

citizens. The integrated program features a combination <strong>of</strong> course work and study abroad<br />

experiences that allows students to thoughtfully examine and reflect on worldwide<br />

economic linkages and regional growth differences.<br />

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