Executive MBA Global Experience

Gain a Whole New Perspective

Globalization is increasing, and so is the need for leaders who understand how business is done in key markets around the world. Studying abroad gives you the chance to enrich your global business and cultural knowledge, forge exciting new connections, and gain an international edge.

The study abroad trip is part of the required Global Systems course, and lasts 7 to 10 days. During the trip you will:

Visit multinational and local companies

Observe successful companies operating in a different business framework

Take an in-depth look at location-specific business topics

See historic sites and engage in a variety of cultural activities.

Previous Study Abroad Programs

International Residencies

Executive MBA students enhance their knowledge through an International Residency that brings them face-to-face with emerging and established economies. The program includes site visits, business meetings and personal reflection.

Spring 2018: United Kingdom & Ireland

This program delivers a well-rounded experience featuring special events that allow students to immerse themselves in the culture.

07/10/24

In the News: Christopher Michaelson Asks the Big Questions About Why We Work

Christopher Michaelson, professor of business ethics at the University of St. Thomas Opus College of Business, recently co-authored the book, Is Your Work Worth It?, an excerpt from which was published by Fast Company. From the excerpt: For most of us, work will take a disproportionate share of our waking adult hours. It defines our… The post In the News: Christopher Michaelson Asks the Big Questions About Why We Work appeared first on Newsroom | University of St. Thomas.

07/08/24

California Dreamin’ in Minnesota

Vast fields define the landscape of El Dorado Hills, a small town in Northern California. Once central in the California gold rush, the town is home to Blair Horan ’26. Just like the 49ers before him, Horan is no stranger to the search for gold. While in high school, the California native started and ran… The post California Dreamin’ in Minnesota appeared first on Newsroom | University of St. Thomas.

06/25/24

In the News: Christopher Wong Michaelson on Productivity and Expectations in the Workplace

Christopher Wong Michaelson, ethics professor at the University of St. Thomas Opus College of Business, recently spoke with MarketWatch about “mouse jigglers” and other gadgets to simulate computer activity, following Wells Fargo’s firing of remote and hybrid employees for using them. From the story: The very existence of technologies like mouse jigglers suggests employers’ expectations… The post In the News: Christopher Wong Michaelson on Productivity and Expectations in the Workplace appeared first on Newsroom | University of St. Thomas.