Travel to Osnabruck Germany and engage in a global classroom while earning two college credits (pending academic division approval)! This one week program features professors from nine countries sharing their expertise with School of Business students in a lecture setting. Benefit from Germany’s high quality of education in an internationally recognized university with numerous partnerships […]

Founded in 1630, Boston is one of America’s oldest and noteworthy cities. Commonly referred to as ‘Beantown’, thanks to it’s love for beans baked in molasses, this major city has plenty of stories to tell. From the American Revolution to the site of USA’s very first public school, spend your break week discovering the reason

Travel to a unique landscape with unparalleled beauty and a host of archeological, artistic and historical significance. Brescia, Italy has a history spanning back thousands of years and has played an important role in historical events since the Roman Empire that has left a powerful mark on Western culture & cuisine. ITINERARY TO BE CONFIRMED

We begin our journey in Cusco, a vibrant city that thrives on tourism and was once the capital of a mighty empire. There, our group will acclimatize to the sights, smells, sounds, and altitude of the region. We’ll hit the city’s cobblestone streets learning the country’s colonial history and the effects tourism has had on

Travel to one of the most beautiful countries in the world and practice your skills outside the classroom. India offers the chance to experience an entirely different health care system, see one of the Seven Wonders of the World and grow your skills and abilities as a health care professional.

Denmark is a global leader in sustainability!  Home to the world’s first 100 percent renewable energy powered island, an old industrial plant turned ski hill and thousands of other remarkable sustainable innovations.  Students participating in this experience will have the opportunity to experience Denmark’s world class active & public transport, renewable energy use, sustainable supply

Scotland is home to bagpipes, tartans and over 120 active distilleries that come in all shapes and sizes. From large ones with innovative displays and interactive exhibits explaining the process, to small ones which have preserved their distilling techniques and secrets since the 18th century. From the lowlands to the highlands sample your way through

With the earliest evidence of winemaking (5900 BC) and subsequently the longest winemaking tradition in the world, the Republic of Georgia is becoming more broadly known as the next ‘it’ spot for wine lovers to visit. Join NC Winemaker, Gavin Robertson and archaeologist, Andrew Graham (NC Alumnus) on a 10 Day tour of Georgia and