"Every student of economics should seriously consider participating in EAP. Studying abroad allows students to broaden their academic horizons. They learn about the field of economics from an international perspective, developing a deeper understanding not only of the implications of increasing globalization, but also of how differences in political, policy, and other institutions matter for economic outcomes." Professor Michelle Garfinkel Economics

SUGGESTED PROGRAMS WITH UPPER DIVISION ECON & BUS ECON COURSES: (courses taught in English)
Programs with plenty of space for all qualified students: EAP Australia EAP China - Fudan University EAP Hong Kong - CUHK EAP Korea EAP Netherlands - Utrecht University EAP New Zealand EAP Singapore EAP Turkey EAP United Kingdom - England & Scotland	Specialized programs requiring a strong academic record in economics and overall: EAP Denmark EAP France - Sciences Po EAP Hong Kong - HKU & HKUST EAP Italy - University of Bocconi EAP Netherlands - Maastricht University EAP Sweden

SUGGESTED DO'S

SUGGESTED DON'TS

Do complete 100ABC before studying abroad Do complete an entire core course series either abroad or at UCI Do take courses that emphasize applications of theory to the host country Do choose EAP courses with Economics content Do follow the Academic Advising & Approval process for Social Sciences to ensure you obtain degree credit Do consider going your junior or senior year after you have completed basic economics and math courses at UCI since many economics courses abroad require technical mathematics skills Do consider fulfilling GE requirements abroad Do consider fulfilling your language requirements abroad

Don't take a portion of the core course series at UCI and the other portions abroad Don't take courses that emphasize abstract theory, since the content of these courses would be the same whether taught at UCI or a foreign university Don't choose a program with solely business content Don't assume you will obtain degree credit without consulting your school advisor