Bachelors of Business Administration-Major in
International Business
This bachelor's of business administration program is most suitable for non-traditional students who are already employed and do not wish to pursue four years of foreign language study. Upon completion of the international business major, these individuals will be able to expand their careers to the international arena using their newly gained knowledge of international business as well as their skills in the functional area (e.g., accounting, marketing).
Faculty advisor for this program is Professor David Victor.
The Program:
| General Education |
32-47 |
| College of Business requirements |
42 |
| Area Studies: (1.5 credits each, taken three times) |
4.5 |
| IB 375 |
Doing Business in (India, China, Germany...) | |
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| Required Courses: |
4.5 |
IB 210
IB 370 |
Fundamentals of Global Business
International Business Ethics | |
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| International Business Electives: choose 3-5 courses from a list of ten: |
9-15 |
ACC 475
ECON 370
ECON 480
FIN 370
IB 479
LAW 350
MGMT 492
MGMT 495
MKTG 375
MKTG 460 |
International Accounting
Comparative Economic Systems
International Economics
International Business Finance
Special Topics/Short Course Study Abroad*
International Business Law
Managing World Business Communications
International Management
International Business Transactions
International Marketing | |
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Foreign Language Course (JPNE, FRNH, SPNH, GERN, or FLAN 261 or
proof of fluency): |
3 |
| Functional Area: choose from accounting, accounting information systems, computer information systems, economics, entrepreneurship, finance, general business, management, or marketing. |
12-33 |
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| Free electives |
0-26 |
| Total credit hours |
124-143 |
*May be waived for international students or students who have participated in a similar study abroad experience.
For more information see the Program Checklist, Expected Course Schedule or the Undergraduate Catalog.
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