MBA | International exchange

International exchange

Add an international perspective to your Haskayne MBA.

Gain an international perspective

Haskayne MBA students have the chance to participate in an international exchange with one of our 30 partner business schools from around the world. International exchanges range from one week to two months. Meet other students and build your global business network while exploring and studying in a different country.

Questions about international exchange?

Partner schools

We have international exchange partners in almost every continent of the world, so there are a variety of exchange opportunities to meet the needs of our MBA students. While some students choose to go on term exchanges, most students choose short-term studies as these are more conducive to busy work schedules. Short-term studies are typically two to six weeks, usually offered in May or August.

  • Beijing (China) – Guanghua School of Management, Peking University [DBIC]
  • Shanghai – Antai Global Summer School, Shanghai Jiatong University [Antai]
  • Singapore – Nanyang Business School, Nanyang Technological University [NTU]
  • Taiwan (New Taipei)– National Chengchi University  [NCCUC]
  • Adelaide (Australia) – Adelaide University [AU]
  • Perth (Australia) – University of Western Australia [UWA]
  • Bergen (Norway) – The Norwegian School of Economics  [NHH]
  • Cergy-Pontoise (France) – ESSEC Business School [ESSEC]
  • Cologne (Germany) – University of Cologne [CISU & DBi Germany]
  • Helsinki (Finland) – Aalto University [Aalto]
  • Lyon (France) – Emlyon Business School [Emlyon]
  • Prague (Czech Republic) – University of Economics, Prague [VSE]
  • Rotterdam (Netherlands) – Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University [RSM]
  • Vienna (Austria) –  Vienna University of Economics and Business [WU]
  • Milan (Italy) - Bocconi University [UCLB]
  • Buenos Aires (Argentina) – Torcuato Di Tella University [UTDT]
  • Mexico City (Mexico) – IPADE Business School, The Panamerican University [IPADE]

All term exchanges and short-term study opportunities are credit-bearing. Students need to go through the internal application process first and then apply to specific programs after their internal application is approved. Detailed information about the exchange application process, eligibility criteria, and all the related information can be accessed in D2L once you are an admitted student.