Exchange Programme
International Students
The GSB’s exchange programme enables students to spend a semester at an international university to gain a fresh perspective on their development. Students typically go on exchange in January after they have completed their course work. Although they do not obtain credits for courses they take, they are given a certificate listing the courses attended.
Students are exempt from educational fees at exchange universities but must take responsibility for their travel, accommodation and other costs.
Welcome to our new exchange students
Jean-Baptiste Jacquot - Grenoble - France
Scott Simonton - UNC US
Ryan Siegrist - UNC US
Chingyi Wan - HKUST - Hong Kong
Saurav Chawla - Kellogg - US
Amber Barkley - Kellogg - US
Patrick Mathias - Kellogg - US
Solomon Semere - Kellogg - US
Gem McCreary - Chicago - US
Thomas Broeker - Kellogg - US
Alexandra Chafey - Duke - US
Stani Grozdeva - Duke - US
Mikiko Kitamura - Duke - US
Anjali Menon - Duke - US
Jessica Sawhney - Duke - US
Jonathan Segal - Duke - US
Ganesh Subramanian - Duke - US
Katherine Wallis - Duke - US
The School currently has exchange partnerships with 29 schools:
- An Tai School of Management, Shanghai Jiao Tong University - Shanghai, China
- Brandeis University International Business School - Waltham MA, USA
- City University of Hong Kong - Hong Kong, China
- Copenhagen Business School - Copenhagen, Denmark
- COPPEAD - Brazil
- Cornell University - Johnson Graduate School of Management - Ithaca-NY, USA
- Cranfield University -Bedford, England
- ESADE Business School - Barcelona, Spain
- ESSEC Business School - Paris, France
- Fuqua School of Business, Duke University - Durham NC, USA
- Grenoble Graduate School of Business - Grenoble, France
- Hawai'i Pacific University - Hawai'i
- Indian School of Business - Hyderbad, India
- Jönköping International Business School - Jönköping, Sweden
- Kellogg School of Management, Northwestern University - Chicago IL, USA
- London Business School - London, UK
- Melbourne Business School, University of Melbourne - Melbourne, Australia
- NHH - Oslo, Norway
- Ohio State University - Columbus, Ohio
- Rotman School of Management, University of Toronto - Toronto, Canada
- Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus Grad School of Business - Rotterdam, The Netherlands
- SDC Bocconi School of Management - Milan, Italy
- Toulouse Business School - Toulouse, France
- University College of Dublin - Dublin, Ireland
- UCLA Anderson School of Management - Los Angeles, CA, USA
- UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School - Chapel Hill, USA
- University of Chicago Graduate School of Business - Chicago, USA
- University of Washington - Seattle, USA
- WHU, Otto Beisheim School of Management – Vallender, Germany
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