• Skip to Content

Kelley School of Business Indiana University
  • Programs
    • Undergraduate
    • Full-Time +Flex MBA
    • Kelley Direct Online MBA
    • Online Master's Degrees & Certificates
    • +Kelley
    • 3/2 MBA
    • MS in Accounting with Data and Analytics
    • MS in Finance
    • MS in Healthcare Management
    • MS in Information Systems
    • MS in Management
    • PhD
    • Executive Education
    • Indianapolis Programs
    • International Programs
  • Faculty & Research
    • Research & Publications
    • Faculty Directory
    • Departments & Majors
    • Centers & Institutes
    • Courses
  • Recruiters & Corporate Relations
    • Graduate Career Services
    • Undergraduate Career Services
    • Indianapolis Career Services
    • Alumni Career Resources
    • Corporate & Foundation Relations
    • Indianapolis Corporate & Foundation Relations
  • Alumni
    • Who We Are
    • Get Involved
    • Career & Professional Development
    • Awards
    • Alumni Legacies
    • Events
    • Giving
    • Contact Us
  • About Us
    • Dean's Welcome
    • Administration
    • Kelley Women
    • School Profile
    • History
    • Visit Bloomington
    • Visit Kelley Indianapolis
    • Contact
    • Directory
    • Social Media Directory
    • Rankings
  • More
    • Centers & Institutes
    • Directory
    • News & Events
    • Give
    • Kelley Store
Undergraduate
  • Why Kelley?
    • Rankings
    • Global Opportunities
    • Faculty Support
    • Alumni Network
    • Living Learning Center
    • Career Services
    • Social Impact
  • Admissions
    • First-Year Students
    • Current IU Students
    • Transfer Students
    • International Students
    • Visit Us
    • Virtual Tour
  • Academics
    • Majors, Minors, & Certificates
    • Learning Goals
    • Workshops
    • Study Abroad
    • Business Honors
    • Academic Advising
  • Scholarships
    • Undergraduate Scholarship List
    • Scholarships for Direct Admit First-Year Students
    • External Scholarship List
    • Additional Financial Resources
    • Scholarships for Current Kelley Students
    • Scholarships for Prebusiness Students and Transfer Students
  • Student Life
    • Student Support
    • Student Organizations
    • Professional Fraternity Council
    • Kelley Student Government
    • Women's Council
    • REACH
    • Events Calendar
    • Newsletter
  • Pre-College
    • Women's Leadership Institute
    • MEET Kelley
    • Choose Business
    • Up-Next Business Academy
  • Current Students
    • Degree Requirements
    • Minors Outside of Kelley
    • Enrollment
    • Academic Support
    • Forms & Applications
    • New Student Orientation
    • Contact Us
  • Parents
    • Supporting Your Student
    • Academic Resources
    • Career Resources
    • Questions?

Understand business on a global scale

A global business education is required for today’s executives. That’s why we offer so many international programs at Kelley. You can earn credit and customize your experience to fit your academic and career goals.

  1. Home
  2. Programs
  3. Undergraduate
  4. Academics
  5. Study Abroad
  • Majors, Minors, & Certificates
  • Learning Goals
  • Workshops
  • Study Abroad
  • Business Honors
  • Academic Advising

In addition to the second-year Global Foundations Core, which teaches you to analyze and interpret the influences that drive the global economy, Kelley offers many opportunities to gain first-hand international experience through a multitude of study abroad options. Your experiences abroad will enhance and build on the global business fundamentals learned in the classroom.

68

study abroad programs

26

countries

6

continents

Kelley offers a variety of study abroad options:

The Kelley School of Business partners with universities and third-party providers around the world to enable you to spend a semester abroad. Immerse yourself in a global academic journey, become an internationally minded professional, develop your communication and team-building skills, and earn business credit toward your Kelley degree.

The following Kelley semester programs require successful completion of I-Core:

Athens, Greece: Athens University of Economics and Business (spring only)

Bangkok, Thailand: Chulalongkorn Business School Exchange

Bangkok, Thailand: Thammasat Business School Exchange

Barcelona, Spain: IES 

Barcelona, Spain: CIEE 

Barcelona, Spain: ESADE at Ramon Llull University Exchange 

Berlin, Germany: CIEE Open Campus

Buenos Aires, Argentina: CIEE Open Campus

Budapest, Hungary: Corvinus Business School

Cape Town, South Africa: CIEE

Copenhagen, Denmark: DIS

Copenhagen, Denmark: Copenhagen Business School Exchange

Dublin, Ireland: University College Dublin

Glasgow, Scotland: University of Strathclyde Business School Exchange

Hanoi, Vietnam: Vietnam National University (VNU) University of Economics and Business Exchange (pending approval from the Overseas Study Advisory Council)

Hong Kong, China: City University of Hong Kong (CityU) Exchange

Hong Kong, China: Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST) Exchange

Kyoto, Japan: CIEE Open Campus

Lisbon, Portugal: CIEE (link coming soon)

London, England: IES

Maastricht, Netherlands: CES at University of Maastricht

Madrid, Spain: CIEE

Madrid, Spain: University Carlos III of Madrid (UC3M) Exchange

Manchester, England: The University of Manchester Exchange (link coming soon)

Mannheim, Germany: University of Mannheim Business School Exchange

Milan, Italy: IES

Milan, Italy: Università Commerciale Luigi Bocconi Exchange

Nice, France: IES

Paris, France: CIEE

Paris, France: IESEG School of Management Exchange

Pune, India: FLAME University Exchange (pending approval from the Overseas Study Advisory Council)

Queretero, Mexico: Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey (Tec de Monterrey) Exchange (link coming soon)

Rome, Italy: CIEE

Rouen, France: NEOMA Business School Exchange 

Seoul, South Korea: Sungkyunkwan University (SKKU) Exchange

Seville, Spain: CIEE [Prereq: Completed HISP-S 280 OR Scored 931-1000 on the Spanish Placement Exam]

Shanghai, China: CIEE Open Campus

Singapore: Nanyang Technological University Exchange

Singapore: National University of Singapore Exchange

Sydney, Australia: University of Sydney

Vallendar, Germany: WHU-Otto Beisheim School of Management Exchange

Vienna, Austria: IES

Warsaw, Poland: Kozminski University International Business School Exchange (spring only)

Summer study abroad programs are perfect for students who keep robust spring and fall semester academic schedules and want to incorporate a global business experience into their time at Kelley. Most summer programs are open to admitted Kelley students who are in their fourth full-time semester of college. They do not require completion of I-Core prior to participation. Summer programs may be entirely classroom-based while others may include an internship component while abroad.

Barcelona, Spain Internship: IES

Copenhagen, Denmark: DIS

Dublin, Ireland Internship: University College Dublin

London, England Internship: IES

London, England: London School of Economics

Maastricht, Netherlands: CES

Milan, Italy Internship: IES

Paris, France Internship: IES

Santiago, Chile Internship: IES

Seville, Spain Internship: CIEE (open to first-year students)

Shanghai, China Internship: CIEE

Singapore, Singapore Internship: CIEE

Sydney, Australia Internship: IES

Vallendar, Germany: WHU Germany European Summer Program (open to first-year students)

Kelley Institute for Social Impact Summer International Internships

Not sure if you have the time to go abroad for a whole summer or semester? Kelley's short-term study abroad options offer international components that last three weeks or less.

Global Business Immersion - BUS-X 272

This set of eight-week course options provides an opportunity to dig deeper into country analysis from a business perspective. These courses capitalize on the diversity and expertise of Kelley faculty from all departments. After eight weeks in the classroom, students travel as a group to the country or region emphasized in the course for a seven to nine day study tour.  In that country, they participate in relevant site visits while completing the academic parts of the course.

Learn more

Cross-Cultural Management (Kelley in Manchester Summer Program) - BUS-D 365

The Kelley in Manchester program has been suspended for Summer 2025. If you would like to explore other summer program options, feel free to connect with a study abroad advisor during their advising hours or via ksabroad@iu.edu.

Plan your adventure

Talk to one of our advisors about fitting an experience into your academic plan. Schedule an appointment online by searching “Kelley Study Abroad”. To find the first available appointment, select all advisors. You can also email ksabroad@iu.edu or call 812-856-0499 with inquiries.

  • Meet with an advisor

    Check the online Student Appointment Scheduler for Kelley Study Abroad Advisor availability. Advisors are available online over the summer break.

  • Drop-in advising hours

    Summer drop-in hours: 12:30 p.m.—2:00 p.m. EDT
    Virtual (Zoom link) and in-person (HH 3038)
    Hours may be adjusted slightly. Check SAS for most updated hours.

  • Watch our info sessions

    Learn more about study abroad programs offered at Kelley, how to prepare, and other relevant topics.

  • Connect with Kelley Global Ambassadors

    Learn more about program offerings from students that have recently participated in study abroad programs.

  • Application FAQ

    Navigate to the IU Education Abroad website to get answers to some of the most common application-related questions.

  • Need to get or renew your passport?

    Navigate to the US Department of State website to get more information about passport applications. Remember that your passport must be valid for 6 months after your program’s end date.

  • Study abroad resources

    • Financial Considerations
    • Kelley Study Abroad Scholarship
    • IU Center for International Business Education and Research (CIBER) Scholarship for short term programs
    • Kelley Undergraduate Business Scholarship
    • Hutton International Experiences Grant
    • Hutton Internship Grant
    • OVPDEMA Study Abroad Scholarship
    • IU Overseas Study Scholarship Resources
    • Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship
    • Fund for Education Abroad Scholarships
    • Program-specific scholarships: See provider websites (CIEE, IES, DIS) and your iAbroad application for opportunities.

    • Office of Overseas Study: Diversity, Identity & Accessibility Resources: Includes resources related to Accessibility, Gender, Sexuality, Race & Identity, Religion & Spirituality
    • Country-Specific Diversity Resources  
    • Guides:
      • African American Travel Tips   
      • Asian Travelers Guide   
      • Latinx Tips   
      • LGBTQ Study Abroad Guide   
      • Women in Travel  
      • Traveling with a Disability  
      • Students with Disabilities Abroad Guide  
      • First-Generation Students Abroad   

    • IU Office of Overseas Study Health and Safety Preparations
    • IU Study Abroad Updates  
    • Relationships & Avoiding Sexual Harassment Guide  

    Studying abroad has many benefits for personal and academic growth, but it is important to reflect on how traveling and the choices we make abroad impact host communities. Being a responsible or ethical traveler involves treating sacred spaces, places, events, customs, and ceremonies with respect, being aware of your economic power in supporting local businesses and systems, and minimizing your ecological and community impact as a traveler, among many other practices.

    The following resources may help you consider the implications of your presence in communities abroad and enable you to make choices that promote the sustainability and security of your host country.

    • Tips for Sustainable Travel
    • Ethical Social Media Guide: Tips for Responsible Travelers
    • 5 Ways to Respectfully Interact with Local Cultures
    • Travel Photography Ethics: When You Shouldn’t Take That Picture

    • University of Minnesota Sustainable Travel Page
      • Contains eco-friendly packing list, sustainable living, eating, and transportation tips, and guidelines for invasive species prevention
    • CIEE Abroad: Global Internships 101: How to be a “Green” Traveler
    • Everything You Need to Know about Carbon Offsetting for Your Flights
    • IES Abroad: Sustainable Living while Studying Abroad
      • Students in study sites across the globe share how they’ve implemented “being green” into their life abroad.
    • IES Abroad: 10 Ways to Be Greener While Traveling
    • United Nations Sustainable Development Goals

    Come along for the (virtual) journey

    See what it’s like to explore the world and gain international business experience.

    twitter  KSBStudyAbroad

    instagram  ksbstudyabroad

    International exchange students

    Nominated to study at Kelley? Congratulations! Find out the steps you need to take next.

    Learn more

    Kelley International Programs Advisors

    International Programs advisors are available to guide you in exploring study abroad programs that meet your academic and career goals. Schedule an appointment online by searching “Kelley Study Abroad”. To find the first available appointment, select all advisors. You can also email ksabroad@iu.edu or call 812-856-0499 with inquiries.

    Britta Goetz

    Britta Goetz

    Director of International Programs
    bgoetz@iu.edu

    Britta has been at Kelley in the International Programs Office since November 2015. She graduated from the Kelley School of Business with a BS in Business with concentrations in Marketing and International Business in 2006. She also earned a BA in French at this time. She earned her Master’s Degree in Education with a focus on Language, Literacy and Culture in 2013 from Indiana University.

    She grew up in Germany and studied abroad in France and Prague during her undergraduate studies. She speaks German and English natively, French fluently, and has some basic knowledge in Spanish.

    Prior to starting at Kelley, she worked in Marketing Research at Synovate (now Ipsos) for 4 years. During her free time, Britta enjoys spending time with her husband, three kids, and their Covid dog. She plays oboe and English Horn in the Bloomington Symphony Orchestra.

    Eunice Epling portrait

    Eunice Epling

    Associate Director, International Programs
    eepling@iu.edu

    Eunice joined the International Programs Office at the Kelley School of Business in 2024. Originally from Australia, Eunice earned her undergraduate and graduate degrees from the Queensland University of Technology (QUT).

    During her time at QUT, she participated in study abroad programs in Montreal, Canada, and Oestrich-Winkel, Germany. These programs provided her with unique perspectives on the importance and value of international education.

    Prior to joining Kelley, she served in several international education positions at institutions across Australia, Canada, and the US. In her spare time, she enjoys spending time with family and travelling.

    Sara Mumma

    Sara Mumma

    Associate Director, International Programs
    sbmumma@iu.edu

    Sara joined the Kelley School of Business in 2015 at the Kelley Living Learning Center. She transitioned to the International Programs team in 2019. Sara earned her B.S. from IU and her Master of Education at the University of Florida. While living in Florida, Sara became infatuated with the beach life and Disney. When she’s not planning their next Florida vacation, Sara enjoys spending time with her husband, sons, and dog (Opie).

    Quynh Luong

    Quynh Luong

    Assistant Director, International Programs
    qluong@iu.edu

    Quynh Luong joined the International Programs Office at Kelley in October 2024. She graduated from IU with a double degree in Mathematics and Studio Art in 2015. Quynh grew up in Vietnam and spent some years working at an international school there after graduating from IU. She speaks English and Vietnamese and has some knowledge of Japanese. Before joining Kelley, she served on IU's International Admissions team and brought students from around the world to Indiana University. When Quynh is not planning her next overseas trip, she likes to spend time with her daughter and teach her how to care for their garden.

    Laura Tiffin

    Laura Tiffin

    Assistant Director, International Programs
    latiffin@iu.edu

    Laura joined the Kelley School in 2019. Prior to that, she worked in the Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences at Washington University in St. Louis. Laura earned her Master of Social Work degree from Washington University and her Bachelor of Arts from Saint Louis University. Laura loves to travel and has studied abroad in Spain, Ghana, Haiti, and Uganda.

    Luke Kwiatkowski

    Luke Kwiatkowski

    Study Abroad Advisor
    lukwiatk@iu.edu

    Luke joined the Kelley International Programs team in August 2019. He helps manage logistics related to the BUS-X 272 Global Business Immersion courses and semester abroad programs, and supports the team of Study Abroad Advisors. Before joining Kelley, Luke served in various roles in the local community including as an advisor in University Division at IU, a farmer at a nearby organic farm, and as an instructor of mathematics as a graduate student at IU. Luke holds bachelor’s degrees in physics and mathematics from the University of Toledo in Ohio and earned an MA in mathematics at IU in 2017. He studied German for 6 years and completed study tours in Germany, Nicaragua, and Guatemala. In his free time, Luke enjoys hiking and trail running with friends, training his new border collie puppy, practicing yoga and meditation, learning about political and social issues, drinking coffee, and checking out local music.

    Maddie Mullis

    Project Management Specialist, International Programs and Honors
    madimull@iu.edu

    Maddie joined the International Programs and Business Honors offices in August 2024. She earned her BS and MPA in Public Affairs Management from Indiana University Bloomington. Prior to working at Kelley, she worked in economic development in Lawrence County.

    Born and raised in Bloomington, Maddie is a proud Hoosier. In her free time, she loves learning languages, traveling, and being with her dogs. She loves anything active, especially when it gives her the opportunity to be outside.

    Michael Stiles portrait

    Michael Stiles

    Project Manager, International Programs

    Michael joined the International Programs Office at the Kelley School of Business in December 2024. He manages logistics for the X-272 programs. Originally from Texas, Michael came to Bloomington in 2017 to pursue his Doctorate in Music Performance and Literature from the Jacobs School of Music, which he received in December 2021. He plays fourth horn in the Carmel Symphony Orchestra and regularly performs with other orchestras throughout the Midwest. Prior to working for Kelley, he worked in administrative roles for several arts non-profit organizations.

    Linda Hansel

    Linda Hansel

    Office Services Assistant Senior
    lhansel@iu.edu

    Linda has worked at IU Bloomington for over 15 years. At the Kelley School she has been part of the Admissions, Honors and International Programs teams. In her current position as Office Services Assistant Senior, Linda supports the International Programs and Kelley Honors teams, and manages the daily logistics of the in-person and virtual drop-ins for both teams. A native Hoosier and married for over 30 years, she loves spending time with her grandkids. Her hobbies include crochet, other arts and crafts, and playing video games.

    Social media

    • Facebook for the Kelley School of Business Full-Time MBA Program
    • Twitter for the Kelley School of Business
    • Linkedin for the Kelley School of Business Full-Time MBA Program
    • Blog for the Kelley School of Business Full-Time MBA Program
    • Instagram for the Kelley School of Business Full-Time MBA Program
    • Youtube for the Kelley School of Business Full-Time MBA Program
    • Accessibility
    • College Scorecard
    • Privacy Notice
    • Copyright © 2025 The Trustees of Indiana University