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McCombs School of Business –
The Center for International Business and Education Research (CIBER) offers both undergraduate (BBA) and graduate (MBA) exchange programs in top European business schools.
The BBA international program office also coordinates semester and summer exchange programs with elite business school partners around the world. Undergraduate business students at McCombs can study abroad while earning credit for their business degree, receiving in-residence credit and paying UT tuition. Special scholarships are available to help students fund their experience, along with any regularly awarded financial aid and scholarships. While language study is possible and encouraged at nearly all our partners, most have classes in English, so foreign language proficiency is not a requirement to limit participation in the programs.
English Language Programs:
Austria (Vienna), Wirtschaftsuniversität Wien

Belgium (Louvain-la-Neuve), Université Catholique de Louvain

Czech Republic (Prague), University of Economics

Denmark, Copenhagen Business School

England (Bath), University of Bath

France (Paris), École Supérieure de Commerce de Paris, ESCP Europe

France (Paris), Hautes Études Commerciales, HEC

Germany (Vallendar), WHU Otto Beisheim School of Management

Italy (Milan), Universitá Commerciale Luigi Bocconi

Netherlands (Rotterdam), Rotterdam School of Management - Erasmus University

Norway (Oslo), BI, Norwegian School of Management

Scotland (Edinburgh), University of Edinburgh

Switzerland (St. Gallen), St. Gallen Universität
Foreign Language Programs:
Spain (Barcelona), Escuela Superior de Administración y Dirección de Empresas, ESADE

Spain (Bilbao), Universidad de Deusto

Spain (Madrid), ICADE

Additionally, the IC² Institute at UT is an interdisciplinary institute focused on wealth creation and economic development. It supports faculty exchanges from Europe as well as research programs for graduate students. The institute has hosted visiting scholars from Germany, Russia, Poland, Portugal, Malta, and other European countries. It also provides business incubation services for a wide variety of businesses from across the world. It has a Global Fellows Program, which is a global community of creative and innovative leaders from academia, business, and government. This global network has existed since 1977 and currently includes about 160 active global fellows; there are also has 18 faculty members of UT who are endowed by the Institute.

The Institute helped create an incubator in Poland a few years ago. And there is a major Portugal program well underway, with UT on one side and 15 Portuguese universities on the other side. The program has four components: mathematics, advanced computing, digital media, and technology transfer. The latter component involved Portuguese interns working on commercialization projects in the US.