Summit Global Education Brazil courses
Brazil pairs business study with Portuguese language and Brazilian culture so students can study one country from several angles: markets, media, heritage, public life, and everyday city experience.
Brazil course list
Review the course titles, credit values, and academic framing, then ask Summit for the current syllabus and credit materials for the session you are considering.
Core course family
Students examine international business through Brazil's economic, cultural, and institutional setting, using city observations and professional examples in faculty-led discussion.
Ask your home university whether ESPM course materials can support business or elective credit review.
Possible added course
Students build practical Portuguese language exposure while studying Brazilian culture, communication, history, daily life, and city learning alongside the International Business route.
Ask your home university whether ESPM course materials can support language, culture, humanities, area studies, or elective credit review.
Brazil class and field
Class meetings, professional visits, cultural settings, and city observations give students examples for discussion, written reflection, and comparison work.
Brazil classroom
Brazil class time brings together language, markets, and what students notice in Sao Paulo, Paraty, and Rio.
Company visit
The visit gives students examples of markets, brands, operations, and communication to bring into coursework.
Course design
The abroad setting gives students examples, questions, and comparisons they can bring back into class.
Why location matters
In Brazil, the coursework stays inside one national context while the setting changes around students. Sao Paulo, Paraty / Green Coast, Rio de Janeiro, and ESPM give students different ways to study enterprise, communication, culture, and public life.
Next step
Request course titles, syllabi, credit values, transcript details, and examples of how visits and written work are used in class.