Information Systems: Industry 5.0

BALI/INDONESIA, SINGAPORE, CAMBODIA, VIETNAM, TAIWAN, JAPAN

Come examine Industry 5.0 (formerly 4th Industrial Revolution) and how it affects international businesses, how technology can be used to solve a variety of problems, advantages/disadvantages of technology use, and how technology affects user experience (VR/AI). Open to all majors but preference given to Information Systems students.

City visits (tentative): Ubud, Nosa Dua, Singapore, Phnom Penh, Siem Reap, Hanoi, Taipei, Tokyo

Business visits (tentative): Coupang, EY, US Embassy, Green Village Bamboo Furniture, Yakult, doTerra, Ecollabob, Voltek, Gus Tech, and more.

Cultural visits (tentative): Team Lab Plants, Disney Sea, Mt Fuji, Taipei 101, Ha Long Bay, Kampong Phluk Floating Village, Angor Wat, Killing Fields Museum, Gardens of the Bay, and more.

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Courses

Students will receive 6 credit hours (in addition to 1.0 credit from the preparation course, see below) for the following courses:

BUS M 430—Introduction to International Business (3.0 hours)

IS 595R—International Experience (3.0 hours): repeatable

These will fulfill course and foreign experience requirements for the Global Management Certificate offered by the Marriott School. These courses can also be used as MISM electives (only 6 credits of undergraduate 400 level courses can be used in the MISM).

Students may not take any other courses on this program, including BYU Online courses, without approval by the program director and ISP.

Cost

$9,900–10,900

INCLUDES:

ALL AIRFARE from and to Salt Lake City International Airport, intercontinental transportation (Flights arranged by the program directors through a BYU Travel agent. Students may not purchase their own flights.)
Latter-day Saint undergraduate full tuition (increased cost for graduate and non-Latter-day-Saint students)
Housing
Group excursions
Breakfasts and some other meals
Some public transportation
International health insurance

Does NOT include personal expenses such as non-covered meals, souvenirs, additional public transportation, or non-group excursions.

Funding Sources

Regular BYU tuition scholarships, Pell Grants, and Federal Insured Student Loans may be applied to study abroad programs.

Students who submit the financial aid section of the ISP application and who have a current FAFSA form on file at the Financial Aid Office (A-41 ASB) will be considered for a Study Abroad scholarship.

Academic departments and colleges may assist with scholarships and grants.

Private grants and scholarships outside of BYU may also assist (see kennedy.byu.edu/scholarships).

Preparation

Accepted students are required to participate in an international cross-cultural preparation course (IAS 201R, 2 credit hours). This evening course will be held during winter semester 2026.

Accompanying spouses need to be credit-bearing participants on the program. Spouses will also need to apply online and take the preparation course.

International study programs are physically, emotionally, and mentally taxing and you must be in good health to participate. These programs often take place in international locations that do not have the same level of safety and services in terms of transportation, living conditions, residential accommodations, food, public behavior, and policing that you may be used to on campus. If you have further questions or concerns on this, please see our travel policy.

Housing

Hotels are included in the program cost.

Travel

Flights that are covered by the program cost will be arranged by the program directors through a BYU Travel agent. Students may not purchase their own flights.

Application Process

Students must be 18 years of age or older to participate.

Complete the online application here. A nonrefundable $35 application fee is required; applicants will be interviewed once the application is complete.

Students will be notified via e-mail of their acceptance into the program. The first payment is due upon acceptance; please refer to the Payment Information page.

Preference will be given to Information Systems students, but all applicants are considered.

Application Deadline: 28 November 2026

Program Adjustments

International Study Programs (ISP) reserves the right to cancel this program, revise its offerings, or make any adjustments to the preliminary cost.

If it becomes necessary for ISP to cancel a program, all program payments made to BYU ISP will be refunded to the student’s BYU Financial account.

ISP is the only office authorized to cancel any of its programs.

Faculty

Greg Anderson, PhD, MBA, is a professor of Information Systems and the Glenn D. Ardis Teaching Professorship at the Marriott School of Business. Previously he was the LeAnn Albrecht Fellow in 2017 and received the Bateman Student Choice Award in 2014 and 2017. He received the Marriott School Teaching Excellence Award in 2018. Greg has over 30 years of industry experience. He teaches courses in software development.

Mark Keith, PhD, is an associate professor of Information Systems at the Marriott School of Business. He earned his PhD in Business Administration from Arizona State University in 2009. Before coming to BYU, he held positions at the University of Alabama and West Texas A&M University. Professor Keith has substantial expertise in data analytics and machine learning. His research spans information privacy and security, human-computer interaction, technology use, team performance, systems development, and computing education.

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International Study Programs
101 HRCB
(801) 422-3686
isp@byu.edu

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