Hanlon Centre Team

Study Abroad

The Hanlon Centre assists Edwards students in identifying and participating in international opportunities including study abroad. Take a look at the assistance that the Hanlon Centre provides to support Edwards students in the pursuit of studies abroad.

Why Study Abroad?

Students who study abroad are exposed to new ways of thinking, develop friendships with students from around the world, and truly internationalize their degree program.

A recent study of SMEs across Canada by Leger Marketing found that 82% of employers said employees who have cross-cultural knowledge and an understanding of the global marketplace enhance their company’s competitiveness. A report by the UK Higher Education International Unit found that students who studied abroad as part of their university degrees are both more likely to be employed 6 months after graduation and more likely to be earning more than their fellow classmates who did not pursue opportunities abroad.¹

In short, study abroad will help you to develop as an individual and as a professional!

In 2015-16, all Edwards students who studied abroad received a minimum of $1,000 in support - and more is available for those who demonstrate financial need. Students who study abroad at one of our Featured Study Destinations receive an additional $1,000 in support!

¹ Canadian Bureau for International Education, A World of Learning: Canada’s Performance and Potential in International Education, 2015.

Featured Study Destinations for Edwards Students Include:

• Austria

  University of Applied Sciences, Wiener Neustadt

  

  • Study in a quintessential Austrian town
  • Over 50 courses offered in English
  • Estimated cost of living: approximately $1,100 CAD per month 

  Transfer credit options from past student exchanges have included:

  University of Applied Sciences(FHWN)	University of Saskatchewan
  Banking, Credit and Money Markets AND Capital Markets and Investments	COMM SR. 3
  Applied Selling AND Marketing Strategy and Planning	COMM SR. 3
  Company Analysis AND Project Management and Applications	COMM SR. 3
  Consumer Behaviour AND Marketing Strategy and Planning	COMM SR. 3
  Consumer Behaviour AND Strategic Sales Management	COMM SR. 3
  Consumer Behavoiur AND Human Social Behaviour AND Intercultural Business Skills	COMM SR. 3
  Economic Thought AND Multinational Finance & Risk Management	COMM SR. 3
  English II AND Introduction to Austria AND German I Beginners	LANG JR. 3
  Financial Planning, Budgeting and Controlling AND Macroeconomics for Managers	COMM SR. 3
  German Crash I AND German for Incomings	HUMANITIES JR. 3
  German for Incomings AND Spanish for Beginners	HUMANITIES JR. 3
  German for Incomings I AND German for Incomings II	HUMANITIES JR. 3
  HR Development and Training AND Corporate Organization and Insolvency Law	COMM SR. 3
  HR Development and Training AND Organizations and HR Consulting	COMM SR. 3
  Human Resource Management	COMM SR. 3
  Human Social Behaviour AND Marketing Strategy and Planning	COMM SR. 3
  Human Social Behaviour
  Integrated Marketing Communication AND Marketing/Sales Controlling	COMM SR. 3
  Integrated Marketing Communication AND Strategic Brand Management	COMM SR. 3
  Intensive German AND German for Incomings AND Introduction to Austria	HUMANITIES JR. 3
  Intercultural Business Skills AND Business Administration	COMM SR. 3
  Intercultural Business Skills AND International Sales Law AND Business Software Systems III	COMM SR. 3
  Intercultural Business Skills AND Teamwork/organization AND Company Analysis	COMM SR. 3
  International Communication Strategies AND Applied Marketing Research	COMM SR. 3
  International Communications Strategies AND Consultancy Skills	COMM SR. 3
  International Communications Strategy	Integrated Marketing Communication (COMM 451.3)
  International Marketing and Sales	COMM SR. 3
  International Marketing Strategy & Planning	International Marketing (COMM 456.3)
  Introduction to Austria AND German Crash I AND German for Incomings	LANG JR. 3
  Introduction to Austria AND German I – Beginners AND English I	LANG JR. 3
  Introduction to Austria AND German Crash AND German for Incomings	HUMANITIES JR. 3
  Introduction to Austria AND Intercultural Business Skills	COMM SR. 3
  Labour and Social Law AND Company Analysis	COMM SR. 3
  Law for International Business AND International HR Law	Introduction to Business Law (COMM 304.3)
  Leadership and International HR Development	Leadership (COMM 348.3)
  Leadership and Management Development AND Organization and HR Management	COMM SR. 3
  Legal Systems and Principles AND European Law	COMM SR. 3
  Macroeconomics	Introductory Macroeconomics (ECON 114.3)
  Management and Leadership AND Strategic Brand Management	COMM SR. 3
  Marketing and Sales II AND Applied Selling	COMM SR. 3
  Marketing and Sales II AND Consumer Behaviour	Sales Management (COMM 358.3)
  Marketing Research AND Managing Customer Relationships	Marketing Research (COMM 357.3)
  Marketing Strategy and Planning AND Consumer Behaviour	COMM SR. 3
  Organizational Behaviour AND Financial Planning, Budgeting & Controlling	COMM SR. 3
  Organizational Behaviour AND Human Social Behaviour	COMM SR. 3
  Organizational Behaviour AND Marketing Strategy and Planning	COMM SR. 3
  Principles of Corporate Finance I AND Principles of Corporate Finance II	Introduction to Finance (COMM 203.3)
  Principles of Sales AND Global Economic Relations	COMM SR. 3
  Project Management and Applications AND International Taxation	COMM SR. 3
  Sales Force Management AND Marketing/Sales Controlling	COMM SR. 3
  Spanish A1 AND German A1 AND German Crash Course	HUM JR. 3
  Spanish Language	No Credit
  Special Topics in Marketing Analytics I	COMM SR. 3
  Strategic Brand Management AND Sales Force Management	COMM SR. 3

• Australia

  Curtin University, Perth

  

  • English curriculum
  • Cost of living is approximately $2,000 per month
  • Located in Western Australia where the Swan River meets the sandy beaches of the southwest coast

  Transfer credit options from past student exchanges have included:

  Curtin University	University of Saskatchewan
  Advertising Principles 211	Integrated Marketing Communication (COMM 451.3)
  Australian & Intercultural Studies 211	SOC SCI JR. 3
  Australian Studies (HERI2002)	SOC SCI JR. 3
  Brand Management MKTG2001	COMM SR. 3
  Business & Sustainable Development (MGMT2004)	COMM SR. 3
  Child Development Psychology	Child Development (PSY 213.3)
  Consumer Behaviour 201	Consumer Behaviour (COMM 354.3)
  Entrepreneurship 300	Entrepreneurship and Venture Development (COMM 447.3)
  Entrepreneurship MGMT3004/7	Introduction to Entrepreneurship (COMM 349.3)
  Grape and Wine Production 101	AGRC JR.3
  HRM: Selecting and Promoting Staff	Recruitment Selection and Engagement (COMM 343.3)
  Human Geography 100	Space Place and Society An Introduction to Human Geography (GEOG 130.3)
  International Advertising 300	COMM SR. 3
  International Management (MGMT3001)	COMM SR. 3
  International Marketing (MKTG3007)	International Marketing (COMM 456.3)
  Internet Marketing 250	COMM SR. 3
  Internet Marketing 350	COMM SR. 3
  Management of Innovation	Technology Commercialization (COMM 346.3)
  Mergers & Acquisition 311	COMM SR. 3
  Public Relations Foundations	COMM SR. 3
  Retail Marketing & Distribution (MKTG3007)	Retail Marketing (COMM 454.3)
  Self, Culture and Society 111	SOC SCI JR. 3
  Small Business Growth (MGMT3003)	COMM SR. 3
  Social Psychology 212	PSY SR. 3
  Sociology 226	SOC SR. 3
  Strategic Advertising 310	COMM SR. 3
  Strategic Games 201	ECON SR. 3
  Tourism Marketing 300	COMM SR. 3

• Chile

  Universidad de Chile, Santiago

  

  • Students should have a working knowledge of Spanish – FREE language classes are available before departure
  • English curriculum
  • Estimated cost of living: approximately $1,750 CAD per month 

  Transfer credit options from past student exchanges have included:

  Universidad de Chile	University of Saskatchewan
  Advanced Accounting - CON405	COMM 433.3
  Business I: International Business - NEG310	COMM 340
  Entrepreneurship for Small Businesses - NEG302	No Transfer Credit
  Finance I: Investment	COMM SR. 3
  Finance II: Corporate Finance - FIN460	COMM SR. 3
  Games and Strategies - MEM305	COMM SR. 3
  Human Resource Management - GEP305	No Transfer Credit
  Intercultural Business Challenges in Latin America - NEG317	COMM SR. 3
  International Management - NEG 324	COMM SR. 3
  Latin America in World's Affairs - NEG423	POLS 254.3
  Strategic Alliances, Mergers and Acquisitions - NEG426	COMM SR. 3

• France

  NEOMA Business School, Rouen

  

  • Almost 50 courses offered in English
  • Apartment rentals start at $400 per month
  • NEOMA is located in Rouen, an hour outside of Paris on the Normandy coast

  Transfer credit options from past student exchanges have included:

  NEOMA Business School	University of Saskatchewan
  Brand Management AND Global Marketing AND Strategy AND Marketing Trends	COMM SR. 6
  Brand Marketing (MKG 42004E)	Marketing Strategy (COMM 352.3)
  Capital Budgeting and Financing	COMM SR. 3
  Corporate Finance I AND Corporate Finance II	Intermediate Corporate Finance (COMM 363.3)
  Critical Thinking (GS42035E)	HUMANITIES SR. 3
  Cross-Cultural Issues and Global Diversity	SOC SCI SR. 3
  Culture of Wine	No Credit
  Developing International Distribution Networks (MK42054E)	No Credit
  Discovering and Understanding French Culture (LV3X134E)	SOC SCI SR. 3
  The Economics and Management of Sport (GS42031E-3-RN) AND Strategy (ST41003E-2-RN)	COMM SR. 3
  The Economics and Management of Sport (GS42031E-3-RN) AND International Entrepreneurship Project (EN42010E-RN)	COMM SR. 3
  Entrepreneurship (EN32011E-1-RN)	Introduction to Entrepreneurship (COMM 349.9)
  Essentials of Project Management (GP42003E)	COMM SR. 3
  Europe in the World (GS53004E)	POLS SR. 3
  Financial Analysis (42013E)	COMM SR. 3
  Financial Markets and Institutions	Management of Financial Institutions (COMM 469.3)
  French for Business A2 (LCS3X067F-4)	French for Business (FREN 258.3)
  French for Communication A1-2 (LV3X…)	FREN JR. 3
  French for Communication A2-1 (LV3X…)	FREN JR. 3
  French for Communication A2-2 (LV3X…)	FREN JR. 3
  French for Communication B1 (LV3X…)	FREN JR. 3
  French for Communication B2 (LV3X…)	Advanced French I (FREN 212.3)
  Geopolitics and International Relations (LCS44004E-12)	Global Politics (POLS 261.3)
  Global Human Resource Management (RH32006E)	Leadership (COMM 348.3)
  Global Marketing (MK42061E-4-RN)	COMM SR. 3
  Global Marketing AND Marketing Trends	International Marketing (COMM 456.3)
  Human Resource Management (RH32007)	Leadership (COMM 348.3)
  Intercultural Management (GS34012E)	Introduction to International Business (COMM 340.3)
  Intercultural Negotiation	COMM SR. 3
  International Brand and Product Management (MK42067E)	Issues in Marketing: Social Cause Marketing (COMM 450.3)
  International Business Development (GS32015E)	COMM SR. 3
  International Economics (EFI42029E-10)	ECON SR. 3
  International Economics AND The Economics of Culture (GS42032E)	ECON JR. 3
  International Entrepreneurship Project (EN42010E)	COMM SR. 3
  International Finance (GS32015E/42014E)	International Business Finance (COMM 466.3)
  International Human Resource Management	Leadership (COMM 348.3)
  International Management	Introduction to International Business (COMM 340.3)
  International Marketing	International Marketing (COMM 456.3)
  International Media	XAR SR. 3
  International Negotiation	COMM SR. 3
  Managing Non-Profit Organizations (ST42032E)	COMM SR. 3
  People Management – Team Building and Leadership (MGS 42031E)	Leadership (COMM 348.3)
  Purchasing Procurement and SCM (SC42014E)	Purchasing and Supply Management (COMM 491.3)
  Risk Management (EFI 42040E)	COMM SR. 3
  Social Impact of Globalization and Innovation (GS32017E)	Global Citizenship, Cultures and Coexistence (IS 201.3)
  Strategic Management (ST32008E)	COMM SR. 3
  Supply Chain Management (MGMT 404)	COMM SR. 3
  Sustainable Business (DD42016E)	COMM SR. 3
  Sustainable Development in a Global Economy (DD32006E) AND The Economics of Culture (GS42032E)	COMM SR. 3
  Web Marketing	COMM JR. 3

• Germany

  DHBW Stuttgart

  

  • Study amongst the forests, lakes and castles of southern Germany.
  • English curriculum
  • Estimated cost of living: approximately $1,200 CAD per month
  • Additional funding available through the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD)

  DHBW Stuttgart	University of Saskatchewan
  Basics of Scientific Working	No Credit
  Employability Skills - Germany	No Credit
  International Marketing	COMM SR. 3
  The Financial Market in Germany	COMM SR. 3
  The Financial Market in Germany AND International Marketing AND Intercultural Negotiation Training AND International Social Media Marketing and Digital Storytelling AND General Management Simulation Game	COMM SR. 12
  German A1	GERM 114.3
  German Economy: The Political Economy of Germany and State-of-the-art of the German Economy	ECON SR. 3
  Contemporary Political and Economic Systems of the European Union	POLS SR. 3
  Intercultural Negotiation Training	COMM SR. 3
  International Social Media Marketing and Digital Storytelling AND General Management Simulation Game	COMM SR. 3
  International Social Media Marketing and Digital Storytelling AND International Marketing: Comsumer Behavior	COMM SR. 3

• Hong Kong

  Hong Kong Baptist University

  

  • English curriculum
  • Cost of living is approximately $400 per month
  • Study in an energetic city of ancient traditions, skyscrapers and fantastic food
• The Netherlands

  VU University Amsterdam

  

  • Study in the heart of Amsterdam’s business district
  • 100 + courses taught in English
  • Estimated cost of living:  approximately $1,700 CAD per month

  Transfer credit options from past student exchanges have included:

  VU University Amsterdam	University of Saskatchewan
  Business Model Innovation	COMM SR. 3
  Business Professionals	COMM SR. 3
  Enterprising Behaviour	COMM SR. 3
  Filming Entrepreneurship	XAR. JR. 3
  Foundations and Forms of Entrepreneurship	COMM 349.3
  Hollywood Science: Art, Science, and Film	XAR. JR. 3
  Leadership: Mobilizing People	COMM 348.3
  Nudge Influencing Behaviour	COMM SR. 3
  Organizing for Sustainable Innovation	COMM SR. 3
  Radicalism	HUM SR. 3
  Radicalization and Conflict	HUM SR. 3
  Shared Value Creation AND Grand Challenges for Sustainability	Foundations of Sustainability (ENVS 201.3)
  Sustainable Supply Chain Management	COMM SR. 3
  Urban Struggle	SOC 260.3

• Spain

  CESINE Design and Business School, Santander

  

  • English curriculum
  • Cost of living is approximately $700 per month
  • The CESINE campus is located near the city centre and only 500 meters from beaches, parks and golf courses
• Sweden

  Jönköping International Business School

   

  • Study at a modern Swedish campus on the waterfront
  • Almost 50 courses offered in English
  • Estimated cost of living: approximately $1,200 CAD per month 

  Transfer possibilities include but are not limited to:

  Jönköping University	University of Saskatchewan
  Business to Business Marketing (MLGN13)	COMM SR. 3
  Corporate Entrepreneurship and Strategic Renewal (ENLR23)	COMM SR. 3
  Corporate Finance 2 (FSBN13)	Intermediate Corporate Finance (COMM 363.3)
  Design & Management of Change & Innovation (JDCK17)	COMM JR. 3 (Cannot be used to fulfill B.Comm. requirements)
  Electronic Commerce (MLAG13)	COMM SR. 3
  Entrepreneurial Creativity (ENBN13)	COMM SR. 3
  Family Business Development (ENQR23)	COMM SR. 3
  Finance and Business Analysis (FSCN13)	COMM SR. 3
  Leadership (MGHN13)	COMM 348.3
  International Management (MGFN13)	Introduction to International Business (COMM 340.3)
  International Marketing (MLBK13)	COMM SR. 3
  International Marketing (MLIN13)	COMM SR. 3
  International Trade Theory (ECLK13)	International Trade and Commercial Policy (ECON 354.3)
  Issues in Development Economics (ECMK13)	Development in Non Industrialized Countries (ECON 270.3)
  Organization and Leadership (MGAG13)	Organization Structure and Design (COMM 342.3)
  Organizing for Profit and Purpose (JOPK17)	COMM SR. 3
  Principles of Project Management (MGBG13)	COMM JR. 3 (Cannot be used to fulfill B.Comm. requirements)
  Project Management (MGIN13)	COMM SR. 3
  Sweden in the Global Economy	ECON SR. 3
  Swedish Language, Culture and Society I (JSAG13)	SOC SCI JR. 3

• Thailand

  Mahidol University, Bangkok

  

  • English curriculum
  • Cost of living is approximately $500 per month
  • Study in a huge, modern city that is described as one of the most traveler-friendly cities in Asia
• United Kingdom

  University of Essex

  

  • Study in Britain’s oldest town.  Just an hour outside of London by train.
  • English curriculum
  • Estimated cost of living: approximately $1,500 CAD per month

  Transfer credit options from past student exchanges have included:

  University of Essex	University of Saskatchewan
  Financial Modeling	ECON SR. 3
  Human Sexuality	PSY 227
  International Banking	COMM SR. 3
  International Finance	COMM SR. 3
  The Pricing of Securities in Financial Markets	COMM SR. 3
  Risk Management and Financial Institutions	COMM SR. 3
  The Story and Myth of the West	HUM JR. 3
  Introduction to United States Sociology	SOC SR. 3
  Advanced Marketing	COMM SR. 3
  Business Strategy	COMM SR. 3

  Practical Information:

  • The weather in Colchester can be very unpredictable (sun, rain, wind - often in the same day). Pack accordingly.
  • Essex does not offer meal plans, but a Tesco grocery store is located very close to campus and most students prepare their own food.
  • Many pubs, restaurants and shops on or near campus.

  Approximate cost of everyday items:
  Bus Pass	£43 per month/£160 per year
  Bedding	£20
  Pint of milk	£0.50
  Loaf of bread	£0.90-£1.50
  Pint of beer/ale	£3-£4
  Box of breakfast cereal	£1-£2

Hanlon Centre for International Business Studies Bursary

• 3 Awards valued at $1000 each
• Eligible students must demonstrate financial need, academic achievement and interest in pursuing an international business opportunity (including study abroad).  For further details and application information click here

Nystuen Family Foundation International Study Award

• 1 Award valued at $2500 each
• Eligible students must demonstrate financial need, and plan to pursue study abroad.  For further details and application information click here

GoGlobal Student Subsidies

The Hanlon Centre offers "GoGlobal Student Subsidies" to help Edwards students participate in international business education and experiential learning opportunities. Over the past years, many individual students and student organizations have received financial support to help with experiences like (but not limited to): 

• Attending international business-themed conferences, seminars or workshops
• Participating in Edwards School of Business - Study Abroad Program
• Travelling abroad on AIESEC Internships
• Participating in Global Vision/Junior Team Canada
• Delivering an business honours project at an overseas conference 
• Undertaking individual work or volunteer opportunities abroad

All students who receive a subsidy are required to provide to the Hanlon Centre:

• At least 10 photos and video footage capturing the program experience
• A report describing the experience
• A follow up interview that will be published as a Hanlon article

Students may also be asked to give a presentation to faculty and students.

Edwards students can access Go Global funding through the co-curricular funding application process.  Please note that the activity you are attending must be held in a country in which you do not permanently reside/are a citizen of in order to be eligible for this funding opportunity.

If the timing of your proposed activity falls outside of the co-curricular application dates, please contact the Hanlon Centre directly at hanloncentre@edwards.usask.ca.

Global Business Stream

Today is the right time to develop a global mindset and show employers you have the skills to work in international business. Canadian companies are expanding their footprints around the world, growing and leveraging global relationships and using global supply chains to gain advantage. Saskatchewan exports are at over $32 billion annually, making the Edwards School of Business a prime location to study global business and prepare for an exciting career.

There are two global business credentials that B.Comm. students can pursue - the Global Business Stream (GBS) and/or the Advanced Global Business Stream (GBSA). To enroll in either of the streams complete the statment of intent and drop it off at the Hanlon Centre (Edwards 187).