ECO 392 - Education Abroad in Economics

Credit Hours: 1-3
Offered in conjunction with an international Education Abroad program, this course consists of three parts; 1. Background research and discussion on selected economic institutions in one or more international locations to be visited. This will focus primarily on economic aspects within countries, and could include exploration of the financial, political, global, historical, social, ethical, and cultural environment. 2. A visit, typically of seven days or longer, to the international destination(s) to explore the culture and visit relevant locations. 3. A final written project and discussion of the experience. The course involves research, written and oral reporting and presentations. Group interaction based upon trust, respect, and integrity are required.

Prerequisite: acceptance into the related Education Abroad program; and undergraduate business majors must be admitted to degree program.
Typically offered: Demand