This mobility project will advance the internationalization of undergraduate business education by developing a transatlanticexchange model that draws on the special opportunities that exist at each partner insitution and integrates them into a curriculumdesign that will provide students and faculty with unique international learning and teaching experiences. The focus will be on theintegration of business studies, foreign language training, internships, certification programs, teaching and research projects. Overthe project duration there will be 48 transatlantic student visits (24 EU students and 24 US students) of a minimum of one semester.