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WHY HUNTSMAN
The Huntsman Program in International Studies & Business is Penn’s unique undergraduate four-year jointly administered coordinated dual degree program in language, the liberal arts, and business. The Huntsman Program supports the development of globally-minded scholars who become engaged citizens, creative innovators, and ethical leaders in the public, private, and non-profit sectors in the United States and across the globe.
STATEMENT ON INSTITUTIONAL RACISM & STRUCTURAL INEQUALITY
“The Huntsman Program leadership stands in solidarity with members of the Black community grieving these recent killings as well as with any and all who continue to feel vulnerable, marginalized, and discriminated against as a result of their race, origin, religion, sex or sexual orientation.”
STUDENT PROFILES
The Huntsman Program journey is unique for every student. The student and alumni profiles tell their stories and demonstrate how their paths as Huntsman students shaped their experiences at Penn and beyond.
THE HUNTSMAN PROGRAM PREPARES STUDENTS TO BECOME GLOBAL LEADERS IN TODAY’S COMPLEX AND INTERCONNECTED WORLD.
NEWS
HuntSpeak: Talking to Becca Bean
By Angela Shen Tell me a bit about yourself. I’m Becca, I’m originally from Arlington, Virginia. I’m a senior in Huntsman targeting Spanish. I’m also minoring in Spanish and Urban Studies and concentrating in Management and Social Impact. Why minor in Spanish and Urban Studies? It was an interesting road to get here. With Spanish, I had ...Read More
HuntSpeak: Talking Research and Penn with Victoria Mayer
By Mariana Velasco Who is Victoria? I am a senior at the Huntsman Program targeting German, originally from Vienna, Austria. My Wharton concentrations are Management and Business Economics & Public Policy, and I am also a Benjamin Franklin and Joseph Wharton Scholar. At Penn, I conducted research, worked as a TA for the BEPP department, and ...Read More
