Summer 2026 Exchange Programs Offered
| COUNTRY | CITY | PARTNER SCHOOL | SUMMER PROGRAM SPACES 2026 | LANGUAGE(S) OF STUDY | ENROLMENT TERMS & DATES | CREDIT EQUIVALENCY | INCOMING PARTNER SCHOOL WEBSITE |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Austria | Vienna | WU Vienna University of Economics and Business | 3 | English & German | June 29 - July 7 | 6 ECTS = 3 SSB credits | International Summer University WU |
| China | Hong Kong | CUHK Business School | 4 | English | July Session: June 22 - Jul 30 August Session: Aug 3 - Aug 24 | 3 CUHK credits = 3 SSB credits *Max 6 SB credits in SU | CUHK International Summer School |
| France | Paris, Riems, Rouen | Neoma Business School | 6 Spaces total across programs | English | SPORT: June 29 - July 18 VENTURE STUDIO: June 8 - June 19 | SPORTS: 12 ECTS = 6 SSB credits VENTURE STUDIO: 9 ECTS = 3 SSB | Sport Federations and Major Events Management 2026 Summer Program Website Venture Studio Bootcamp 2026 |
| Germany | Vallendar | WHU - Otto Beisheim School of Management | 3 | English | 3 weeks: End of May - Mid-June 2026: May 24 - June 12 | 6 SSB credits | 2026 Program |
| Norway | Oslo | BI Norwegian Business School | 3 | English | June 22 - July 10 | 7.5 ECTS = 3 SSB credits | BI International Summer School |
| Singapore | Singapore | Nanyang Business School, Nanyang Technological University | 3 | English | Jun 22 - Jul 4 Jul 2 - Jul 18 Jun 22 - Jul 18 | 3/4 AU = 3 SSB | GEM Trailblazer Summer Programme |
Why study abroad in summer?
Not sure if a Full Term Exchange is right for you but still want to step out of your comfort zone? The Summer Program is a great opportunity to have the exchange experience in a condensed period of time. Understanding management and business in an international context is a requirement in today’s global economy. The benefits of participating in one of Schulich’s international opportunities are numerous:
- Exposure to global perspectives and industries
- Expansion of career options
- Improve cross-cultural communication skills
- Build a global network
What are you waiting for? Internationalize your degree and explore all the world has to offer while gaining credits toward your program of study!
“For me, exchange was more than just a chance to travel and meet new people; it was a chance to find out more about myself and for personal growth. I know that the skills I’ve developed from my international experience will help me throughout my career and for the rest of my life!”
Program Details
Eligibility
View details Hide details- Students are eligible to study in a summer program anytime after completion of 60 credits/2nd year core courses
- Attain a cumulative grade point average (GPA) of at least 5.50 prior to the desired summer program term
Access More Information
View details Hide detailsSummer 2026 Programs Info Session
Summer Exchange Reports
Read EXCHANGE REPORTS from previous years
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Not all programs are represented
How to Apply
View details Hide detailsApplication Information:
Deadlines:
All other programs: Monday March 9 @ 9AM
Students will be contacted shortly after the deadline if an interview is necessary.
Online Application Link
Upload the following:
- your current resume – 2 pages maximum
- explanation of interest in chosen schools/programs – 2 pages maximum
Next Steps
View details Hide detailsMatching Procedures
Students are matched to a partner school based on the responses to their application questions and their discussion in the interview. The Exchange Selection Committee is looking for the student’s rationale for the school, in combination with their professionalism and ability to be an ambassador for Schulich.
Confirmation Process
Students will be informed as to the school they have been matched. They will be given approximately two weeks to confirm their acceptance of the offer.
Partner School Nominations
Once confirmed, the Undergraduate International Program Coordinator will nominate student(s) to the partner school at which time, the partner school will contact the student to begin setting up the exchange. The student will be required to submit the requested documentation to the exchange school.
Pre-Departure Preparation
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Students are required to attend a Pre-Departure Session. Some topics to be covered include:
- Passports
- Visas
- Dual Citizenship
- Medical clearance and proof of vaccination
- Insurance
Pre-Departure Preparation
Students must submit the following information electronically to the International Program Coordinator for approval prior to departure:
- A copy of the Final Study Plan form
- Submit the online Emergency Contact Form and Risk & Responsibility Waiver Form
While Travelling
View details Hide detailsStudent Responsibilities
- Academic
- Pay Tuition
- Final Study Plan
- Travel/Diplomatic
Prior to travelling, it is recommended that travellers review the Government of Canada Web site for travel advisories as well as register with your foreign consulate/embassy. Canadian citizens should register with the Department of Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development.The following information will be outlined in Travel Procedures.
- Exchange
- Work on your Exchange Report
- Represent Schulich & Canada
- Social Media
Have fun responsibly!
After Program Completion
View details Hide detailsStudents will required to submit the following items:
- Exchange Report
- Social Media Submission
- Volunteer at International Opportunities Fair
- Join the Open Arms Committee
- Update your Resume
- Apply for Full Term Exchange Program!
Please follow the format outlined in the Exchange Report & Social Media Requirements.
Meet the Team
View details Hide detailsFor any additional questions or concerns, feel free to contact a member of the International Relations Team
