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    BE BOLD. BE DIFFERENT. BE CIMBA.

    CIMBAITALY.COM

    SPRING, SUMMER & FALL 2013

    CIMBASTUDY ABROADIN ITALY

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    WHATIS CIMBA?

    WHEREIS CIMBA?

    THE CIMBA ADVANTAGE

    Core and elective classes to stay on track for graduation

    All courses taught in English

    Full-service campus including residence halls and a cafeteria

    Focus on leadership and professional development

    Networking and travel with students from 36+ US universities

    Built-in independent travel

    Financial awards available

    The Consortium Institute of Management and Business Analysis

    (CIMBA) is an internationally-recognized business institute that

    trains future professional leaders. The CIMBA program offers

    semester, summer and graduate study abroad opportunities with

    rigorous and high quality courses.

    The Consortium consists of 36 universities from across the United

    States who collectively provide support and guidance for

    CIMBAs academic programs. This enables students to easily

    transfer courses to their home institutions. Participants enroll in

    CIMBA through the University of Iowa as non-degree seeking

    The undergraduate campus is located in

    the quaint, Italian town of Paderno del

    Grappa, which is about an hour north of

    Venice. At the base of picturesque Mount

    Grappa, the program is located on the

    campus of the Istituto Filipin, a private

    Italian boarding school.

    The campus offers students the cultural experience of living in a

    small Italian community while providing access to the celebrated

    art and historical treasures of the Veneto region. The full-service

    facility includes classrooms, a cafeteria, residence halls, computer

    lab, library, laundry and modern athletic facilities.

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    SEMESTERPROGRAMSStay on track for graduation.Take 12-18 credit hours (all taught in English) in Business,Journalism and Communication

    Explore Europe for 25+ days.Enjoy two week-long breaks, one extended weekend and most regular weekends for independent travel

    Immerse yourself in Italian Culture.Attend special seminars, company tours and excursions across the Veneto region

    Enhance your resume and build the leader in you. Choose extra leadership development opportunities through LIFE and LEAP programs

    SPRING 2013January 14 April 6Preferred Application Date: October 15

    Financial Award Deadline: October 15

    FALL 2013September 16 December 6Preferred Application Date: April 15

    Financial Award Deadline: May 1

    TYPICAL SEMESTER COURSES

    ACCOUNTINGAND FINANCE

    Managerial Accounting

    Income Measurement and Asset Valuation(Intermediate Accounting I)

    Valuation of Financial Claims (spring)(Intermediate Accounting II)

    Accounting for Management Analysis and Control(Cost Accounting)

    Introductory Financial Management

    International Finance (spring)

    Corporate Finance

    Wealth Management

    MARKETINGAND MANAGEMENT

    Introduction to Marketing Strategy International Marketing Consumer Behavior (spring) Introduction to Law Introduction to Management Entrepreneurial StrategyOTHER BUSINESS COURSES

    Operations Management

    Microeconomic Theory

    Economics of Money, Banking and Financial Markets

    Business, Culture and Society

    ITALIAN

    Elementary Italian Italian for TravelersCOMMUNICATION STUDIES

    Business and Professional Communication Intercultural Communication Organizational Communication (fall)

    JOURNALISMAND MASS COMMUNICATION

    Travel Writing

    Journalism EthicsEXTRA SEMESTER ACTIVITIES

    CAP: Orientation including travel and Italian culture seminars LIFE: Intensive two-day leadership workshop LEAP: Semester-long leadership development program Kepner-Tregoe Problem Solving and Decision Making Certificate Add a Seat to the Table: Enjoy dinner with a local Italian family Evening With a Professor: Activities such as pizza & pasta making Extensive travel: Over 25 days of independent travel built-in 3 Gourmet Dinners: Experience fine Italian dining

    All courses and dates above are subject to change. Courses are enrollment driven and require sufficient student enrollment to run. Students

    should not book travel until receiving an email prompting them following acceptance.

    http://www.cimbaitaly.com/
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    Get ahead.Earn six credit hours with two courses chosen from

    Business, Journalism, Communication, Music and Engineering

    Have an adventure.Travel during two long weekends, oneregular weekend and after the program ends

    Discover Italy. Experience the rich cultural environment of the

    Veneto region through local excursions and company visits

    Create Memories. Network and travel with students from 36+

    US universities

    SUMMER PROGRAM

    TYPICAL SUMMER COURSES Auditing

    International Financial Accounting

    Introductory Financial Management

    Economics of Money, Banking and Financial Markets Global Economics and Business

    Introduction to Marketing Strategies

    International Marketing

    The Global Consumer

    International Business Environment

    Introduction to Law Entrepreneurial Strategy

    Intercultural Communication

    Concepts and Contexts of Western Music

    Travel Stories: Reading and Writing Italy (English)

    *New Offering* Engineering Fundamentals I: Statics

    SUMMER 2013May 20 June 14 (4 weeks)

    Preferred Application Date: February 15Financial Award Deadline: March 1

    All courses and dates above are subject to change. Courses are

    enrollment driven and require sufficient student enrollment to run.

    Students should not book travel until receiving an email prompting

    them following acceptance.

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    18+ years old

    Good academic and disciplinary standing at home institution

    Sophomore status and/or required prerequisites Enrollment in minimum CIMBA session credits

    (semester: 12, summer: 6)

    Valid passport

    Italian Visa (for non-US citizens)

    PROGRAM COSTSWHATIS INCLUDED: Tuition (summer: 6 credits, semester: up to 18 credits) Double occupancy room in on-campus residence hall

    Meal package (3 meals daily) Textbook rental Buses to and from train stations for travel breaks Housekeeping, linens and towels

    Laundry Gourmet dinner excursion with multi-course Italian meal

    (semester: 3, summer: 1) Semester leadership development programs and certifications

    Costs are based on projected Euro exchange rate and are subject to

    change. Airfare, travel in Europe, and personal expenses are not

    included in the program cost. Universities may also charge a study

    abroad fee, so students should check with their home institutions.

    Spring 2013$15,950.00

    Summer 2013$6,290.00

    Fall 2013$16,225.00

    HOWTO APPLY

    To apply, visit CIMBAItaly.com. Students are encouraged to applyby the programs preferred date; however, applications will

    continue to be accepted on a rolling basis. Some universities have

    special application procedures; students should check with their

    home institutions before submitting their application.

    GENERAL REQUIREMENTS

    FINANCIAL AWARDSCIMBA offers both need and merit-based financial awards.Amounts range from $100-$2000 and vary based on the number of

    applicants and available funding. Resident Assistant awards are also

    available ranging from $1500-$3000. To apply, visit CIMBAItaly.com

    and click Financial Aid and Awards. Students must apply by

    award deadline to qualify.

    CONTACT USCUIS Office: The University of Iowa

    108 Pappajohn Business Building, W230

    Iowa City, IA 52242

    Email: [email protected]

    Phone: (319) 335-0920

    Fax: (319) 384-1937