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2026 May DBIs
Last updated: November 5, 2025 – currently being updated, check back often.

Review differences between courses titled as DBI and Short Intensive Electives

Please note: Students who participate in DBIs cannot “skip” class at UNC Kenan-Flagler but instead should either adjust their schedule to take classes that do not conflict or take the penalty for missing class.


Austria, Vienna, WU, Vienna University of Economics 

  • May 11 – May 22 – Vienna Innovation Program – Detailed Program Information: Here
  • May 11 – May 22 – Vienna Global Branding Program – Detailed Program Information: Here

Brazil, Sao Paulo, FGV, Fundacao Getulio Vargas 

  •  May 11 – May 22 – Doing Business in Brazil – Detailed Program Information: Here

China, Beijing, Chengdu, and Shanghai, Peking University, Guanghua School of Management
* subject to approval by UNC Provost

  •  May 17 – May 30  – Doing Business In China  – Detailed Program Information: Here
    also offered in June, see summer term for more information

Denmark, Copenhagen, Copenhagen Business School 

  • May 4 – May 8 – Play, Creativity and Entrepreneurship – Detailed Program Information: Here

Germany, Cologne, Berlin, Stuttgart, Wolfsburg, Nürburgring, University of Cologne 

  • May 4 – May 15 – Doing Business in Germany: Reimagining Mobility & Energy – Detailed Program Information Here

Germany, Koblenz, Vallendar, WHU

  • Session I: May 06 to May 20 – MBA European Summer Program – Detailed Program Information: Here

  • Session II: May 10 to May 22 – MBA European Summer Program  – Detailed Program Information: Here


Sweden, Stockholm, Stockholm School of Economics – Detailed Program Information Here

  • May 18 – May 28 – Driving innovation in society – the Swedish context – Detailed Program Information Here

Taiwan, Taipei, National Cheng Chi University 

  • May 17 – May 22 – Global Immersion in Asia, Taiwan Insights – Detailed Program Information Here
    also offered in July, see summer term for more information

Disclosure:

  • DBI Program Fee.  Administrative Fee payable directly to the partner school. This could be for course material, some meals, cultural tours, etc. In case it also covers hotels, a note is added to the program fee description. 
  • Tuition: Under the Exchange Program agreements tuition to partner schools are waived.
    UNC Kenan-Flagler participants pay tuition for the credits earned to UNC. For FT MBA, EMBA and MAC students this is part of their flat tuition fee, for everyone else it is per credit for the course you choose.
  • Short intensive electives: Most do not have a program fee, unless they offer a cultural program alongside (example Argentina).
  • VA benefits excluded for DBI programs.