ESPM classroom
Brazil has a named university setting
Students complete Brazil coursework with ESPM while their home university controls credit approval.
Brazil academic partner
ESPM
Students study business, innovation, language, culture, and city life with ESPM in Sao Paulo and Rio.
Across Brazil
Study in Sao Paulo and Rio with ESPM.
The route moves from Sao Paulo through Paraty to Rio. Students can share ESPM academic details with their school.
Bring ESPM, course, credit, and route details to the home university, which decides how credit applies.
Study abroad
Summit programs with ESPM.
Academic review
What students can bring to school review.
Share routes, courses, credits, and transcript details with the reviewing office.
Brazil courses
A1 uses POR 316. A2 offers BUS 318, BUS 315, and POR 311. Students take any one for 3 credits, or pair a morning business course with afternoon Portuguese for 6 credits.
Brazil CoursesCredit transfer
The home university reviews credit; Summit provides supporting materials.
Credit TransferAdvisor guidance
Students can bring courses, credits, partner context, and routes to the reviewing office.
For AdvisorsESPM details
Compare three Brazilian settings through ESPM coursework.
Students study in Sao Paulo and Rio; Paraty adds history, tourism, and conservation.
Academic path
Class stays central throughout the Brazil program
Classroom work, city observations, and faculty discussion stay at the center of the Brazil program.
Credit boundary
Confirm credit approval with the home university.
ESPM partner details help explain the Brazil academic setting; the home university decides how credit applies.
Students should request course titles, syllabi, credit values, grading model, and transcript wording before relying on academic details.
The student's home university controls preapproval, transfer, degree applicability, and final credit decisions.
Next step
Need ESPM materials for a school conversation?
Request ESPM, course, credit, route, and transcript details.