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Twenty º£½ÇÉçÇøCoggin undergraduates under the supervision of professors Dr. Russell Triplett and Dr. Nilufer Ozdemir spent a week in Germany and Belgium in May for a study abroad project.  

The theme of the excursion was European economic policy in comparative perspective. The trip involved more than just theoretical study as students met with representatives from the European Monetary System, European Parliament, European Commission and the Council of the European Union.  

“Discussion topics were wide-ranging and included energy policy, fiscal rules, financial regulation, and immigration. The program also included a day visiting with faculty and students at Technische Hochschule Koln in Cologne, Germany, a º£½ÇÉçÇøpartner institution,” said Dr. Triplett, who is also the Chair of the Coggin College of Business Economics and Geography Department . 

Meanwhile, more than 30 students participated in the Coggin College of Business study abroad programs this summer in Croatia, France, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Korea, Spain, or Uruguay. 

The students generally earned six credit hours toward their business degrees over four weeks while taking classes in a multitude of business disciplines. The students lived and studied like local students, though their courses were taught in English.  

The International Business Program facilitates student participation in the programs every summer semester. To learn more about international business, click here.