BAU Students in Washington

BAU Washington Campus continues to open its doors to students. Students of the Political Science and International Relations, Business Administration, Economics and Sociology departments have the chance to study at BAU's campus in Washington D.C. for one academic year.

With its "My Campus Is the World" approach, BAU, which aims to raise its students as world citizens by opening campuses and centers in many countries around the world, offers students of the Political Science, International Relations, Business Administration, Economics and Sociology departments the opportunity to study at its Washington D.C. Campus.

The education programs, which aim to introduce America and the American political and economic system up close while also providing a global perspective, also give students the chance to bring their English to a flawless level. One of the most important features of the program is a compulsory "field study" course in both semesters. In this course, students will see first-hand the functioning of leading national and international institutions such as the US Congress, the United Nations, the Federal Reserve, the IMF, the World Bank and America's leading think tanks, and will obtain information about these organizations from the most authoritative sources. Limited to a quota of 25 students, the program is open to all Political Science and International Relations, Business Administration, Economics and Sociology students except first-year students, with priority given to BAU students.

* The course load is defined as 5 courses - 15 credits. However, in very necessary cases, students will be allowed to take 6 courses.

* The credits of all courses taken by BAU students in Washington, DC will be counted toward their main programs upon their return. For students of other universities, course and credit transfer procedures are under the authority of the institution in which they are enrolled.