Sport Management Abroad
Sport Management students can gain another perspective on the sporting standards of the world, learning more about how other nations view sports, and analyzing international business models. Step out into the world, rev up your resume, and earn academic credit by studying abroad in locations such as Australia, Chile, Germany, Japan, Poland, and many more.
France, Paris
Program Suggestions
The programs highlighted on this page are a good fit for students in Hospitality and Tourism Management
Faculty-Led Programs
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UK: Soccer and Society |
Program Contact: Tara Hefferan [email protected] Honors Students can use this experience to fulfill their HNR 300, HNR 401, or HNR 499 requirement Fulfills General Education Global Perspectives requirement. Fulfills entire General Education Issues requirement. Reflection required. Language of instruction: English |
ANT 204: Peoples and Cultures of the World SPM 380: Sport and Leisure in a Global Perspective Students who already have credit for ANT 204 and SPM 380 may have the option to enroll in ANT 308, ANT 398 and/or ANT 399 |
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Summer Programs
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Academic Advice
FIRST YEAR AND SOPHOMORE STUDENTS
First Year Students
The earliest you can go abroad is the summer of your first year.
Students may fulfill General Education Foundation and/or Issues requirements abroad.
Sophomore Students
Students may fulfill General Education Foundation and/or Issues requirements abroad.
Business Core courses that are approved as being equivalent to ACC 212, BUS 201, MGT 268, STA 215, ECO 210 and ECO 211, could be completed. Please note that the business system studied, must be the US system so that you will be prepared for upper level courses in the Seidman curriculum, for which these courses are pre-requisites.
SEIDMAN BUSINESS PROGRAM (LAST TWO YEARS)
You must be ready to take Seidman upper division courses in order to take 300-400 level business courses abroad. You need to have met the Seidman Success Standards of:
- Jr. Standing (55 cr. Hours earned);
- 2.50 overall GVSU GPA;
- 2.50 GPA in the following courses (ACC 212, BUS 201, ECO 210, ECO 211, MGT 268, STA 215).
The following course categories are available to students who have met the above standards:
• Remaining Seidman Core Courses (with the exception of MGT 495)
• Upper-Division Seidman Electives
• Seidman Major courses (with the possible exception of major capstones).
- International Business majors are required to take at least 6 credits abroad.
Internships
Gain real-world experience globally and build your international network by participating in an internship abroad.
Explore Other Program Options
There are other program options available. Schedule a study abroad advising appointment to learn more or browse our other program options:
Scholarship Opportunities
GVSU Seidman Business Study Abroad Scholarships
Ambassador Secchia International Studies Scholarship
Explore more scholarship opportunities through our scholarship page
