Over 1300 students worldwide selected this program to grow their business knowledge
Join the International Summer Institute for Business Management (ISIBM) program to enhance your business education, improve your English language skills, and prepare for your future business success in an engaging and fun international learning environment.
Since the program was first offered in 1999, students have attended from 27 countries, including England, Germany, Taiwan, Japan, Mexico, Brazil, South Korea, France, Netherlands, India, Austria, Scotland, Bulgaria, Hungary, Tunisia, Indonesia, China, Saudi Arabia, Ukraine, Singapore and Australia.
The ISIBM is ideal for undergraduate students from various disciplines who:
- Wish to develop a fundamental understanding of business skills and tools to succeed in today’s global marketplace
- Wish to experience Canadian university level education
- Plan to study abroad in the future and want to sample an international learning environment
- Need to improve their written, verbal and non-verbal communication skills within a business management context
- Wish to gain additional credits to put towards their degree program at home
Program Takeaways
- Increased understanding of the fundamentals of International Business, Entrepreneurship and Service Management
- Improved business communication skills (oral, written, presentation and interpersonal skills)
- Intercultural awareness that prepares you for further studies abroad and international business
- Long-lasting friendships and networks with participants from around the world
- Engaging classroom discussions and debates
- Improved presentations skills and confidence
Key Program Highlights
- Open to undergraduate students from any faculty
- Each program contains two modules: 1) Business Communications and 2) Business Management (which includes: International Business, Entrepreneurship and Service Management)
- Taught by award-winning professors at the Gustavson School of Business
- Receive a Certificate of Completion and Grade Letter
- Equivalent to 6.0 North American credit hours of course work (students are responsible for getting credit revalidation from their home institution)
- Scholarship opportunities available, inquire for details