Management major Rob Loeffler '08 visited the Olympic sign while he studyed in China spring 2007. Loeffler spotted China as an emerging frontier. “Wittenberg is known for its outstanding East Asian Studies Department. He saw the opportunity to combine Chinese and business. "I wanted to see what one–fifth of the world sees, feels, dreams, hears, thinks, and does.”

 

 

 

 

 

 

Kelly Mutton '08 was able to be atop the Pucon volcano in Southern Chile. "My time abroad in Chile, and being in management classes that were taught in Spanish, gave me confidence, and enhanced my language and business skills." 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Nick Green '08 is shown here on touring the Greek Islands behind him in spring 2007.

"Studying abroad was a fantastic time, I got to be immersed in a whole different culture and experience things you would never experience in the United States."

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Many Management students include a semester of studying abroad to internationalize their Management curriculum. Students not only learn international management, but also enhance language skills and cultural understandings of the host country. Credit: Usually 4-8 semester hours of Management credit.

Wittenberg University Study Abroad