Summer Innsbruck Programs
The Summer Innsbruck Programs are innovative and dynamic study abroad opportunities for business majors as well as non-business students.
As the business world becomes increasingly global, all Stetson students are encouraged to study abroad at least once. International study offers the joy of learning about another culture, the stimulation of experiencing new environments, and the ability to fulfill your Experiential Learning Requirement, all while linking a foreign culture to your academic experiences.
Location: Innsbruck, Austria
Dates: July 3rd, 2024 - August 3rd, 2024
Location: Innsbruck, Austria
Dates: 2024
Month-Long Summer Session
The Stetson Summer Innsbruck Program is the perfect solution for students who want to spend a semester abroad but are not able to while taking the courses required for their degree. This all-inclusive program, now in its twenty-seventh year, allows students to take AACSB International-approved business courses taught abroad by full-time Stetson University faculty and distinguished visitors. This year, the program includes new group excursions, including a day trip to Munich, Germany. Innsbruck is centrally located in the cool and beautiful Alps and is an ideal base to study and travel through Europe.
Dates and Deadlines
Travel Dates: July 3rd, 2024 - August 3rd, 2024
Applications to Innsbruck are considered on a first-come, first-served basis. Apply early to guarantee your spot!
Upcoming General Information Sessions:
First Info Session: Monday, Oct. 2, 5:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. (LBC 123)
Second Info Session: Thursday, Oct. 26, 5:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. (By Zoom - Meeting ID# 585 283 3575)
Third Info Session: Wednesday, Nov. 15, 7:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. (LBC 123)
Courses for each session are designed to meet the needs of students. A variety of business and non-business courses are available.;
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Course |
Course Name |
Who can take this course & basic features |
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PERIOD 1 – 8:00 a.m. – 9:30 a.m. |
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EDUC 374V-JS |
Educational Systems Around the World |
ANY student at the university; it is a Junior Seminar with no prereqs; all students must take a junior seminar; visit Austrian schools, meet local school leaders, and challenge the way you think about education. |
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FINA 303 |
Money & Financial Institutions |
ANY business major AND any other major who has taken ECON 103/104; meets specific degree requirement for finance & business admin majors/minors; visit a medieval mint that made some of the earliest European “money.” |
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HIST 332H |
Europe [Austria] since 1945 |
ANY student at the university; meets ‘H’ General Education requirement; examines how World War II, the Cold War, and today’s war in Ukraine combine right now to play important roles in Europe’s political life. |
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MGMT 430 |
Advanced Leadership Development |
ANY student at the university; meets specific requirement for management, human resources management, and business administration majors and minors; takes an experiential hands-on approach to leadership. |
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PERIOD 2 – 9:40 a.m. – 11:10 a.m. |
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ENSS 325 |
Climate Adaptation and Planning |
ANY student at the university; meets specific degree requirement for some majors in the natural sciences; learn about the biggest environmental issue of our time, visit a melting glacier! |
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ENTP 305 |
Principles of Entrepreneurship |
ANY student at the university; meets specific degree requirement for all entrepreneurship, management, and business administration majors and minors |
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PSYC 343 |
Industrial & Organizational Psychology |
ANY student at the university; meets specific degree requirement for all psychology, management, human resources management, and business administration majors |
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SOBA 360V-JS |
Social Justice and the Bottom Line |
ANY student at the university; it is a Junior Seminar with no prereqs; all students must take a junior seminar; challenge the way you think about Business |
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PERIOD 3 – 11:20 a.m. – 12:50 p.m. |
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FOOD 390 |
Global Food Systems |
ANY student at the university; meets specific requirement for sustainable food systems minors; study global food systems in the heart of Europe |
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INTL 405 |
Cross-Cultural Dynamics & MGMT |
No prereqs. ANY student at the university; meets specific degree requirements for all international business, management, and business administration majors and minors. This class will visit businesses as part of class. |
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MKTG 307 |
Marketing Management |
No prereqs. ANY student at the university. Meets a specific degree requirement for all marketing majors and minors. This course will visit businesses as part of class sessions. |
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RELS 365B |
Mary, Max, and Mozart: Religion and European Culture |
No prereqs. ANY student at the university; meets the Culture and Belief (B) designation in Stetson’s General Education program. This course will visit cultural sites in the area as part of class sessions. |
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SPTB 390 |
Global Sport Business |
No prereqs. ANY student at the university. Meets specific degree requirement for all sport business minors. This course will visit sports venues in the area as part of class sessions. |
Important Notes:
- All courses are not guaranteed to make. Each course MUST enroll a minimum of 8 students to make.
- Students will not be accepted into program until they have selected TWO top course choices AND TWO ALTERNATIVE COURSES
Please contact Julie Holland [email protected] with any questions about the application process or Dr. John Tichenor [email protected] with any questions.
Innsbruck Classic is an exceptional value. As well as having the opportunity to enroll in two courses from exceptional Stetson University faculty, you can network, travel and expand your worldview during the month-long experience.
Program Cost: TBD
The price includes
- Tuition - two units
- Lodging
- Two meals per day for each class day
- International health insurance
- Four-week city bus pass
Not included
- Airfare
- Passport fees
- Books
- Personal travel
- Personal purchases
- Dinner/weekend meals
Courses are taught by full-time Stetson faculty members and distinguished visiting professors.