Open to: Business majors only – Requires Junior standing
Prerequisites: Students must have completed at least 57 hours and have taken ECON 2030, MKTG 3310, and FINC 3610 PRIOR to program start
Location: Milan, Italy and Madrid, Spain
Limited to: 20-30 students
$16,900 (Early Bird) / $17,900 (commitment after November 21, 2025)
Includes AU coursework, housing in Madrid and Milan, metro passes for both locations,
cultural and professional programs, tours and day trips, health insurance.
$4,969 Estimated Additional Costs (not included in program fees):
Includes airfare to/from Europe, travel (and housing) during Summer break between
Milan and Madrid and other off-program weekend travel, meals, passport and visa (if
required), Auburn Abroad fee ($797), and mandatory emergency trip cancellation insurance
(~$350).
Session 1: ECON 4300 International Economics
Session 2: FINC 5510 Multinational Finance
Session 3: MKTG 4410 Consumer Behavior or FINC 3640 Investments or MNGT 4100 Managing in International Environments
Session 4: MKTG 4400 International Marketing or FINC 3700 Financial Markets and Institutions
Online/hybrid: BUSI 3250 International Business or MKTG 5350 Services Marketing (Hybrid—Combo live on location and online)
** Changes to the International Business Minor course options/requirements are under consideration. The above list is the tentative course set. However, it is possible that the specific courses might change. If so, the summer courses will reflect the changes. Students will still be able to complete the International Business Minor in Summer 2026. We expect to notify all applicants (and post here) the final changes in early November. Please check with the program director or coordinator prior to committing.
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