International Business Major (51 credits):
The international business major is designed to prepare students for international careers with domestic, multinational, and foreign business concerns. A grounding in general business concepts is combined with advanced study of issues affecting the global marketplace. Course work emphasizes understanding of cultural diversity, international business practices, and unique problems associated with operating a multinational business in a cross-cultural context. Study abroad and proficiency in at least two languages are highly desirable for this major.
A. and B. Business Core
A. All of the following:
AC222 Accounting Concepts
BU285 International Business Environment
BU312 Business Law I
BU341 Corporate Finance
BU452 Strategic Management
CS102 Introduction to Computer Applications
EC261 Principles of Microeconomics
EC262 Principles of Macroeconomics
MG219 Principles of Management
MK217 Principles of Marketing
PH362 Business Ethics
B. Mathematics: one of the following:
M145 Finite Mathematics
M151 Calculus I
M309 Business Calculus
C. All of the following:
EC440 International Trade, Finance, and Monetary Issues
MG410 International Management
MK430 International Marketing
D. Six additional credits approved by the department chair and a department advisor. Examples: foreign study, internship, or a related course such as a 300+ level foreign language course.
(07-09 Catalog)
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