Experience the 50
Management Practices in the United States
Gain global perspective — right here in the United States.
Prepare to lead in today’s business world, and develop the global and diversity mindset you need to succeed, through global programs.
Project based, faculty led, alumni enhanced
Network with alumni and business leaders, visit organizations and cultural sites, and earn a micro-credential to showcase your experience to potential employers.
Best of all, thanks to the hybrid nature of our programs, you can participate from anywhere in the world. All of our global and U.S. experiences include a credit-bearing virtual program, as well as optional travel to the program’s destination.
Experience a global world of business
Explore various industries and see how you can make an impact in cities across the country.
Experience the 50 are credit-bearing, hybrid programs that include a virtual experience and an optional trip based on the program's theme and location.
During the virtual component, you will network with alumni, tour organizations and complete mini-cases or team projects. Finally, you may choose to cap off the experience by traveling to program's city.
Who Can Register
Most Experience the 50 programs are open to:
- All School of Management undergraduates (MGG 211)
- All School of Management graduate students (MGG 611)
I recently participated in the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals trip to New York City organized by the School of Management, and I am truly grateful for the opportunity. It allowed me to gain valuable experiences and connect with people I wouldn’t have met otherwise. Touring the UN, networking with UB alumni, visiting Google headquarters, and making new friends are just a few of the wonderful memories I will cherish from this experience. It was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity that I will always treasure as part of my journey at UB.
Rebecca Higgins, BS ’27
Spring 2025
Experience the capital of the United States with a virtual experience to Washington, D.C. , and an optional in-person trip to Washington, D.C.
Program Dates
- Virtual component - first half of spring 2025 semester
- Optional travel to Washington, D.C. - March 6-8, 2025
Faculty Leaders
Dorothy Siaw-Asamoah
Clinical Professor, Organization and Human Resources
Faculty Director of Global Programs
Experience the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals with a virtual experience including alumni and an optional in-person trip to New York City.
Program Dates
- Virtual component - first half of spring 2025 semester
- Optional travel to NYC - April 3-5, 2025
Faculty Leaders
Dorothy Siaw-Asamoah
Clinical Professor, Organization and Human Resources
Faculty Director of Global Programs
Fall 2025
Experience the windy city with a virtual experience including alumni and an optional in-person trip to Chicago.
Program Dates
- Virtual component - first half of fall 2025 semester
- Optional travel to NYC - October 9-11, 2025
Faculty Leaders
Dorothy Siaw-Asamoah
Clinical Professor, Organization and Human Resources
Faculty Director of Global Programs
Experience the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals with a virtual experience including alumni and an optional in-person trip to New York City.
Program Dates
- Virtual component - first half of fall 2025 semester
- Optional travel to NYC - October 12-14, 2025
Faculty Leaders
Dorothy Siaw-Asamoah
Clinical Professor, Organization and Human Resources
Faculty Director of Global Programs
Faculty Leaders
Learn about the financial technology industry, with a virtual experience to Seattle, Washington, and Southern California, along with an optional in-person trip to California
Program Dates
- Virtual component - second half of fall 2025 semester
- Optional travel to California - January 12-15, 2026
Szu-Yin (Jennifer) Wu
Clinical Assistant Professor, Finance
Learn about the tech community, entrepreneurship and startups, with a virtual experience to Austin, Texas, along with an optional in-person trip to California
Program Dates
- Virtual component - first half of fall 2025 semester
- Optional travel to California - January 12-15, 2026
Faculty Leaders
Courtney (CJ) Burris
Clinical Assistant Professor, Management Science and Systems
A micro-credential is available for those who successfully complete this program. Visit the School of Management micro-credential website for information.
Contact Us
Center for Leadership and Global Impact
School of Management
University at Buffalo
UB Downtown Gateway
77 Goodell St., Suite 201
Buffalo, NY 14203
Tel: 716-645-2235
mgt-clgi@buffalo.edu