International Business Emphasis—BS in Business Administration

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Increasingly, businesses are reorienting their thinking, planning and operations to capitalize on opportunities that exist in the world marketplace. Every phase of business is affected by this reorientation. For individuals with the appropriate skills, training and interest, international business provides excellent career opportunities.

The international business curriculum is designed to enhance and build on thorough training in basic business skills and to provide students with additional skills and knowledge appropriate to international business.

Required Foundation Courses

MGMT 4370 - Organization Design Summer 2010 Registration: MGMT 4370
MKTG 4050 - Applied Marketing Management Summer 2010 Registration: MKTG 4050

Required Emphasis Courses

FNCE 4370 - International Financial Management Summer 2010 Registration: FNCE 4370
MGMT 4400 - Environments of International Business Summer 2010 Registration: MGMT 4400
MGMT 4410 - Operations of International Business Summer 2010 Registration: MGMT 4410
MKTG 4200 - International Marketing Summer 2010 Registration: MKTG 4200

Total: 18 Hours

A second area of emphasis in business is highly recommended. In addition, serious consideration should be given to advanced study of a foreign language and to either a minor or a certificate in international affairs, offered by the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences .

Elective Business Emphasis Courses (9 credit Hours)

Three business courses (3000 or 4000 level), 3 semester hours each

Students are strongly recommended to take courses within the same business discipline, including internationally-oriented courses within the discipline such as

MKTG 4220

(Asian Business Development and Marketing) and

ACCT 4370

(Internationally Accounting)