Organizations, Strategy and International Management FAQ
You need to confirm with your Academic Advisor to review your transcripts and degree program. Graduate students may take an Area Studies course as a “Free Elective”. Undergraduate students may take this course as an “Upper-level Business Elective”.
Yes, you can. Visit
http://www.utdallas.edu/lookup/. You need to confirm with your Academic Advisor to review your transcripts and degree program. Graduate students may take an Area Studies course as a “Free Elective”. Undergraduate students may take this course as an “Upper-level Business Elective”.
Undergraduate students are strong encouraged to take BA 4371 International Business prior to participating in an Area Studies Course.
Visit the International Education Fund Scholarship page for details regarding requirements, conditions and criteria.
No, the program fee is not refundable.
No, the program fee is not a part of your tuition.
No, the tuition and fees for the course must be paid separately to the UT Dallas bursar’s office. Please see the academic calendar for tuition payment deadlines.You are required to register for the Area Study/Seminar course. All registration deadlines and payment rules apply as usual.
No, tuition covers the cost of the course and will be paid to the UT Dallas Bursar’s office. Travel Expenses are paid separately.
Tuition + Program Fee + Travel Expenses + any required Visa or Passport fees
No.
The group stays in hotels and each student will share a double occupancy room.
Yes, with prior permission and consent of the professor and the UT Dallas Office of International Education (OIE).
Yes, but the he or she will participate in the group as one of the students. They will attend all group events to company visits, university visits, and cultural visits. They will also be required to follow the OIE protocol.
No. No refunds will be made unless and until the trip has been canceled.
Yes, with prior consent of the professor and the UT Dallas Office of International Education (OIE).
Yes, you can. For undergrads, the course serves as an upper level business elective. For Graduates, the course is a free elective.