Global Immersion Program - European study trip

MBA Module - European study trip

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Start date
May 2026
Duration
1 week
Educations
Location(s)
Margriet Huberts
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Global Immersion Program - European study trip

Introduction

Globalization brings many challenges. An MBA program that aims to develop management skills and insights therefore cannot do without a module with a strong international focus.

The international study trip increases your awareness of the various aspects involved in globalization through its international setting. You will encounter cultural differences and explore their impact on an international level.

Curriculum

You will learn through lectures, interactive workshops, coaching sessions, company visits, and discussion sessions with entrepreneurs and managers. Naturally, a number of cultural activities are also included in the program. Together with your group, you will formulate a relevant research question for the country you are visiting. You will work on this question during the study trip and present your findings upon your return.

What will you gain?

  • Insight into the aspects involved in globalization
  • Development of management skills in an international context
  • Understanding of the impact of cultural differences on international business
  • Practical experience through a developed international research project

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Admission

Starting moments

  • Date 2026

    Introduction Day: May 13, 2026
    Study Trip: June 20–28, 2026
    Destination: Grenoble
    Return Day: September 23, 2026

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Contact

Questions? Feel free to contact us, we are happy to help you!

Margriet Huberts

Job title Program Advisor
Phone number +31 346 291 001
Email address Send me an email
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Margriet Huberts

Lisa de Bie

Job title Program Advisor
Phone number +31 346 291 001
Email address Send me an email
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