The Mission of
Hope College
University of Applied Sciences
The mission of Hope College is to
educate students for lives of
leadership and service in a global
Experience the Culture!
“Doing Business in Europe”
2016 Summer Term at
Hanze University
Groningen, Netherlands
society through academic and
Learn about the Netherlands,
its history, and its people
through social and cultural
activities in Groningen and
Amsterdam.
co-curricular programs of recognized
excellence in the liberal arts and in the
context of the historic
Christian faith.
Hope College
P.O. Box 9000
Holland, MI 49422-9000
www.hope.edu
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Department of Economics and Business
Stacy Jackson, Ph.D., Chair
jackson@hope.edu
41 Graves Place/Van Zoeren 181
(616) 395-7580
An Interdisciplinary,
International
Experience for
Economics,
Management, and
Accounting
Majors and Minors
TRAVEL
Fly to Amsterdam and take a 2-hour
train ride to Groningen. While
studying in Groningen, a bicycle
will be provided for you to see the
town and experience the culture.
Dates: May 26 - June 17, 2016
TOTAL COSTS
Program Fee: ~$1,180 (1050 Euros)
Includes:
Housing
Some meals
Bicycle for transportation in Groningen
Cultural and business excursions
Tuition: $1,425 (2015 fee)
Travel (air/train): ~$1,200-1,600
Meals and personal expenses
COURSE AND CULTURAL
ACTIVITIES
Lectures, Seminars and Workshops
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Intercultural communication, European market entry and Eurozone legal
and financial aspects
Business excursions to Dutch and German companies
Social and cultural activities in Groningen and Amsterdam
ACADEMIC CREDIT
All classes are conducted in English.
3‐cred
it e lec
ve! Coursework will satisfy the three-credit management or
economics elective requirement for department majors and minors.
Register for MGMT 490 or ECON 490 for June Term 2016.
Four Hope students can aƩend; selected students will be noƟfied by December 18, 2015.
Faculty Contact:
Prof. Vicki TenHaken, Management
tenhaken@hope.edu
More Information: Tuesday, Nov. 3
11:00 am or 4:30 pm, SCICTR 1116
www.hope.edu/academic/economics
or
The Department of
Economics and Business Office
VZN 185
or
Professor Vicki Tenhaken, VZN 178
Admission to the program is on a
competitive basis. The deadline for
priority consideration is December 14.