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  • Locations: Berlin, Germany; Munich, Germany; Nuremberg, Germany
  • Program Terms: Summer
  • This program is currently not accepting applications.
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There are currently no active application cycles for this program.
Fact Sheet:
Fact Sheet:
Language of Instruction: English, German Minimum GPA: 2.5
Housing Options: Hotels Areas of Study: Business, German, International Business
Program Type: Study Abroad Program Fee Full Payment: 5666
Click here for a definition of this term Minimum Credit Hours: 24 collegiate credit hours
Program Description:

GGC Sustainable Business Practices in Germany

Munich, Nuremberg, and Berlin, Germany

Germany Summer 24 - 1
About the Program

Travel to Germany for a 10-day study abroad trip during May of 2024 where you will experience the effects of political, legal, economic, and socio-cultural environments on sustainable business practices, allowing you to understand the relevant aspects of German culture as you forge your future career path and further sustainable business goals. By building relationships with academic and industry leaders in Berlin, Munich, and Nuremberg, you will be uniquely situated as a future leader in the Atlanta area to continue the legacy of strong business ties among these cities.

You will take German language and culture classes facilitated by the Goethe Zentrum in preparation for the trip, and you will also build relationships with counterparts on German campuses to begin collaboration on an international business issue prompted by one of our business partners. 

Study Abroad Photo Gallery: LINK

Course Information

This GGC faculty-led study abroad program allows students to earn the following GGC credits:

BUSA 4700 – Special Topics in Business (Study Abroad) – 6 Credit Hours

Dates

This is a summer program that takes place between May 12-23, 2024.

Location

This program will take place in Munich, Nuremberg, and Berlin, Germany.

Itinerary*

*subject to change

 
Sunday, May 12
  • Depart Atlanta, Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport
Monday, May 13                       
  • Arrive Munich, Franz-Josef-Strauß Airport
  • Transfer to hotel, orientation, free evening in Munich
Tuesday, May 14           
  • Day trip to Neuschwanstein Castle (via train and bus)
Wednesday, May 15           
  • Visit to State of Georgia Europe Office (GEO)
  • Visit to selected Munich-based firm(s) of interest, TBD by GEO
  • Visit to BMW Welt
Thursday, May 16           
  • Day trip to Nuremberg (via bus)
  • Viisit Friedrich Alexander Universitaet (FAU) – work on student projects
  • Visit to local government (Atlanta sister city)
  • Dinner and discussions with professors and students
Friday, May 17
  • Visit to Munich School of Management (Munich University)
  • Dinner and discussions with professors and students
Saturday, May 18           
  • Depart Munich for Berlin (train)
  • Transfer to hotel, orientation, “Berlin by Night” bus tour
Sunday, May 19
  • Visit to Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp
Monday, May 20           
  • Foreign Policy Briefing, US Embassy Berlin
  • Visit Jewish memorial and Berlin Wall memorial
Tuesday, May 21
  • Visit to Humboldt University, School of Business and Economics
  • Lecture/Discussion: Sustainability in German Economic System
  • Lunch and tour with professors, students 
  • Walking or Bus Tour of Central Berlin
  • Dinner with competitive scholarship awardees (Fulbright, DAAD)
Wednesday, May 22
  • Meeting with Fulbright and DAAD representatives, discussion of undergrad/grad/faculty scholarship opportunities
  • Meeting with German Businesses TBD by GEO
  • Visit to Stasi Museum, Allied Museum, or site of WWII German Surrender + Soviet Victory Mausoleum
  • Evening River Spree Boat Ride (central Berlin sightseeing)
Thursday, May 23
  • Depart Berlin Brandenburg Willy Brandt Airport, Berlin
  • Connecting flight through Amsterdam Schipol International Airport
  • Arrive Atlanta, Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport







































Cost & Payment

PROGRAM COST: $ 5,666**

**Please make note all payments are non-refundable upon receipt unless GGC cancels the study abroad program. GGC tuition and fees are NOT included. Those most be paid before departure and must meet GGC deadlines for tuition and fee payments.

 
What's included?
Airfare
Room and board
Excursions and activities
International health insurance
Ground transportation
Passport Fees
Taxes and airport fees
What's not included?
GGC tuition & fees
Some meals
Personal expenses (e.g., shopping, personal trips, etc.)
Unexpected incidents
Payment Schedule

For installment payments:

 
Payment Due Date Amount
First Payment December 15, 2024 $300
Second Payment December 15, 2024 $200
Final Payment January 15, 2024 TBD*
*There may be some financial aid available, but at this time we do not know if any or how much will be available.

Deadline

The deadline to apply for this program is December 1, 2023.

Contact

For more information, please contact the program directors, Dr. Bursuc and Dr. Fehl, or the Office of Internationalization:

 
  • Program Directors: Dr. Vlad Bursuc - (470) 389-1389 - vbursuc@ggc.edu & Dr. Amy Fehl - afehl@ggc.edu
  • Program Specialist: Moriah King - (678) 407-5597 - internationalization@ggc.edu



This program is currently not accepting applications.