Global Study

GRACE LUI n am e

Sydney, Australia and Florence, Italyp r o g r am l o c at i o n

“Study abroad made me a better me.”

CHRIS CHU n am e

Shanghai, Chinap r o g r am l o c at i o n

“Three words: Best Semester Ever.”

W H Y ST U DY A B R OA D ?One of the greatest opportunities you’ll have as an undergraduate is the chance to studyabroad — for a semester, summer or through our integrated program, the World StudiesTrack. Today, nearly 1 out of every 2 Stern students spend at least one semester abroad —here’s why they think it’s an experience you can’t afford to miss:

GRETCHEN JOHNSON n am e

Paris, Francep r o g r am l o c at i o n

“Get out of your comfort zone! As young businessleaders, we need to be able to adapt to new situa-tions, and study abroad definitely tested my ability to thrive in an entirely new environment.”

ERICA SWALLOW n am e

Shanghai, Chinap r o g r am l o c at i o n

“Living and studying in Shanghai was like living a dream. I had topinch myself at times when I found myself walking along theBund, ordering lunch in Mandarin or hanging out with friends atthe local noodle shop! I can’t imagine having a complete collegeexperience without spending a semester abroad!”

SANTOSH SATEESH n am e

Florence, Italyp r o g r am l o c at i o n

“Business will no longer be limited to our country’sborders. Why should our own education be?”

JILL KREPS n am e

Madrid, Spainp r o g r am l o c at i o n

“My study abroad experience in Madrid was amazing.Where better to learn Spanish humanities than inSpain itself? Plus, enjoying the slower Spanish lifestylewas a breath of fresh air.”

“I chose to study abroad through IBEX because I wanted to be completely immersed inanother culture. My studies and travels around Spain were absolutely amazing but thehighlight of my semester was my four-day adventure in Morocco through the MoroccoExchange, a program designed to help Americans better understand Islamic culture.After a 15 hour bus ride and a ferry past Gibraltar, I found myself in Africa and in the living room of my host family in Rabat, Morocco’s capital. The family knew English well,so we talked about everything — from the importance of religion in their daily lives to

As a Stern student, you have a few options:

> NYU STUDY ABROAD

NYU Study Abroad offers programs in many of theworld’s most captivating cities. Inside the classroom,coursework is instructed by renowned faculty —scholars, politicians, artists and leaders of the hostcountry. Outside the classroom, you’ll experience anew culture and explore a dynamic city with a close-knit community of NYU students.

DID YOU KNOW? Every NYU Study Abroad siteoffers community service opportunities throughwhich you’ll gain valuable, hands-on experience.

> STERN’S INTERNATIONAL BUSINESSEXCHANGE PROGRA M (IBEX)

Through IBEX, you’ll study as part of an exchangeprogram at a prestigious, international business university. During this unique cultural immersionexperience, you’ll attend classes with local studentsand with students from around the world. In yourfree time, you’ll experience the local culture andsocial life.

DID YOU KNOW? All IBEX courses fit into the Stern curriculum so you continue making degree progress while abroad.

> WORLD STUDIES TRACK

The World Studies Track is an integrated programthat is carefully designed to place you in the keyglobal marketplaces of the 21st Century. You willstudy in London and Shanghai for a semester eachand visit Latin America through Stern’s InternationalStudies Program (ISP). World Studies Track studentswill travel and take select courses together.

DID YOU KNOW? All freshman are eligible to apply for this innovative program.

> NYU SUMMER STUDY ABROAD

Through NYU Summer Study Abroad, you’ll spendthree to six weeks at one of 20+ exciting, interna-tional locations and focus on a specific area of study.Programs are intensive and carry elective coursecredits equivalent to one or two semester-longcourses. Destinations and course offerings vary by NYU School.

DID YOU KNOW? Summer programs often integrate surrounding cultural destinations into the coursework.

H OW C A N I ST U DY A B R OA D ?

my own mother’s love of sewing. Upon mentioningsewing, the family organized an excursion to the local fabric market. I donned traditional clothing andjoined the family in bartering and shopping for localgoods. I never met such kind, generous people — they really made me feel like a partof their family. Above all else, these types of experiences — engaging with locals intheir natural surroundings — are what made my time abroad so incredible.”

JULIANA MEROLA n am e

IBEX: Universidad de Navarra in Pamplona, Navarra, Spainp r o g r am

Realizing the world is at my fingertipsh i g h l i g h t o f s e m e st e r a b r oa d

Spain’s ethnic groups have vastly different languages and customsi n t e r e st i n g fac t a b o u t s pa i n

W H E R E C A N I ST U DY ?

N Y U ST U DY A B R OA D

Accra, GhanaBerlin, GermanyFlorence, ItalyLondon, UKMadrid, Spain Paris, France*Prague, Czech RepublicShanghai, China

Future sites in:Latin AmericaMiddle East

N Y U S U M M E R ST U DY A B R OA D

20+ locations; options vary by NYU School (locations do not appear on map)

I B E X

Amsterdam, The NetherlandsBangkok, Thailand Beijing, ChinaCopenhagen, Denmark**Hong Kong, China*Maastricht, The NetherlandsManchester, UKMelbourne, AustraliaMilan, ItalyMonterrey, MexicoNavarra, SpainParis, France*Seoul, KoreaSingapore*Sydney, Australia

WO R L D ST U D I E S T R AC K

Buenos Aires, Argentina (ISP trip)London, UKShanghai, China

*This location offers two different study abroad programs.**This location also offers a six-week summer program.

BONNIE ZILENZIGER n am e

Analyst Recruiting Manager, UBS Investment Bankt i t l e , c o m pa ny

“As a recruiter for UBS, I know first-hand the benefits a global business perspectiveprovides. As the business world becomes increasingly global, semester abroad programs provide an invaluable experience to broaden personal perspectives. AtUBS, we seek out those students who choose to expand their horizons, personally,professionally and academically.”

ST U DY A B R OA D AT- A - G L A N C E

* Housing options vary by location.** Dates are subject to change. Please confirm deadlines online.

N Y U ST U DY A B R OA D I B E X W

T I M I N G Sophomore spring or Junior fall or spring junior fall (recommended) (recommended)

ST U DY I N G Uses Some 3 3 3 3Elective Credits

Able to FulfillSome Core 3 3 3Requirements

Courses Taught 3 3in English (limited in Madrid)

Grading System Letter grades Pass/Fail L

L I V I N G Housing Provided* 3 3 3 3

Tuition/ Continue paying NYU tuition Continue paying NYU tuition CF U N D I N G Financial Aid and receiving current and receiving current

NYU financial aid award NYU financial aid award NY

Supplemental 3 3 3 3Aid Available

A P P LY I N G Application Online application Online applicationProcess

For fall: February 15 Mid-October FApplication (priority deadline) (for summer, fall or springDeadline** For spring: September 15 of following academic year)

R E S E A R C H I N G Get More Info www.nyu.edu/studyabroad www.stern.nyu.edu/ibex www

WO R L D ST U D I E S T R AC K NYU SUMMER STUDY ABROAD

Sophomore spring (London) Any summer following& junior fall (Shanghai) completion of freshmen year

3 3

3 Elective credit only

3 3

Letter grades Letter grades

3 3

Continue paying NYU tuitionand receiving current NYU summer tuition

NYU financial aid award

3 3

Online application Paper application

February of Varies by program(March – April)freshman year

www.stern.nyu.edu/wst www.nyu.edu/summer

“I like to challenge myself and knew moving to Shanghai for four months would be a realadventure. I also knew that, like moving to NewYork City from rural North Carolina, I’d grow

from the experience. So, I gave it a shot. Upon arriving at NYU in Shanghai, my friendsand I explored everything — from the exotic Pandas in nearby Chengdu to getting hair-cuts at the local barbershop. I was also able to learn some basic Mandarin and the first

ZACH ADORNOn am e

NYU Study Abroad: Shanghai, Chinap r o g r am

Climbing the Great Wallh i g h l i g h t o f s e m e st e r a b r oa d

I saw first-hand how fast China is transformingi n t e r e st i n g fac t a b o u t c h i n a

time I got into a cab and directed the driver home in his language was awesome!Being in situations I didn’t necessarily feel comfortable in was exactly what Iwanted from study abroad and exactly what NYU in Shanghai gave me. I plan todo business in Shanghai one day, and by understanding the culture and knowing a basic level of the language, I will be well prepared and confident. There is noquestion that spending a semester in Shanghai was one of the best decisions of my life (so far).”

I’M INTERESTED, WHATSHOULD I DO NEXT?

q Attend information sessions and fairs

q Research programs online—start atwww.stern.nyu.edu/globalstudy

q Meet with your Academic Adviser

q Talk to upperclassmen who have studied abroad

q Discuss with your parents

q Apply

NYU Stern Undergraduate CollegeOffice of International Programs

Tisch Hall, Suite 20340 West Fourth Street

New York, NY 10012212.998.0277

www.stern.nyu.edu/globalstudy

New York University Office of Study Abroad Admissions

7 East 12th Street6th Floor

New York, NY 10003212.998.4433

www.nyu.edu/studyabroad