Off Campus Programs
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Develop a truly global picture of business by taking advantage of the many study-abroad opportunities offered by Calvin. Three types of off-campus experience include:
- Semester programs: These programs allow you to gain core and elective credit to fulfill Calvin's graduation requirements. Many of these programs also include options to take business-related courses. Learn more.
- January interim programs: Study global markets for three weeks on trips to places like Kenya, India, and South Korea. See upcoming opportunities below.
- Non-Calvin programs: In addition to these options, we work with partner organizations to offer additional off-campus opportunities in Chicago and the Netherlands. See the list below for details.
Semester program
Summer programs
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BUS 190: Leadership in Kenya
- Discover how leaders in Kenya and East Africa develop businesses, provide health care, address poverty and issues of justice, and more.
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SCM 311: Global Supply Chain Practicum - Mexico
- The Global Supply Chain Practicum is an international travel course required for students pursuing the OSCM major but is open to everyone.
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IDIS W41 Leadership in Africa: Kenya
- This course focuses on how leaders in East Africa develop businesses, provide health care, organize government and education, respond to crises, address poverty alleviation, promote community development and micro-finance, and conduct worship.
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BUS W10 Business as Mission in India
- It has become important for business persons to understand India. It is also important for Christians to understand God’s intended role for business in society.
Non-Calvin programs
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Chicago Semester (Partner)
- Welcome to your new classroom, the bustling urban center of downtown Chicago. Discover the ins and outs of city life, work as a professional with one of the program's top-notch internship partners, and explore the diverse and artistic culture of this great city—all from a Christian perspective.
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Hogeschool Zeeland (Exchange)
- The old shipyard town of Vlissingen has been an official city since 1315, but its heritage dates back over a millennium. Enjoy a tasteful dichotomy as you study modern business and economics in the midst of this ancient Dutch town.
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