Depending upon the language track chosen, US students may spend one or two semesters overseas studying abroad and/or doing an internship abroad. 

Options for US Students:

The University of Memphis' International MBA program has partnerships with the following institutions. US students spend a semester at the following sites, which is usually followed by (or preceded by) an internship in the same location. 

JAPAN: Osaka University of Economics (Japanese Business Track)
FRANCE: Ecole de Management -  Strasbourg - Robert Schuman University (French Business Track)
GERMANY: Catholic University of Eichstaett (German Business Track)
PERU:  ESAN Graduate School of Business (Spanish Language Track)
INDIA: Indian Institute of Management, Bangalore –or– Alliance School of Business - Bangalore (World Region Language Track)
CHINA:  Nanjing University (Chinese Business Track)

Note About Study Abroad Fees

The Study Abroad office charges all students participating in an international experience an application fee of $350. The fee covers administrative costs, membership fees and an International Student Identity Card (ISIC) for each student participating in a study abroad program.  This fee is non-refundable and is due at the time you submit your completed application. If the study abroad office is unable to place you at a requested site the application fee will be refunded.

Options for International Students:

International students usually follow the US Business Track. They generally take classes at the University of Memphis and intern at a company based in Memphis, where they have first-hand experience in US business practices.