International Business
G. F. Claffey, Chair; (Dept. phone 832-3210). Also see Management
Information Systems.
The International Business program prepares its graduates for advanced graduate
study and for entry-level positions in global and international business
enterprises. The program provides students with a broad general education which
includes language, culture and international courses and, at the same time,
provides students with a core of international business courses and selected
specializations in the functional business areas. Students will be provided with
study abroad opportunities.
Students in International Business must complete the Common Business Core (see
column 1 on page 56) requirements and the following 30 credits:
| International Business | Credits | |
| MGT 321 | International Management | 3 |
| MKT 321 | International Marketing | 3 |
| FIN 430 | International Financial Management | 3 |
| ECON 430 | International Economics | 3 |
| International Business Functional Specialization | 9 | |
| Business Electives | 9 | |
| Total 30 | ||
International Business
Functional Specializations
Students will select one of the following functional specializations:
Accounting (AC 301, 311 and 430)
Finance (FIN 301, 310 and 320)
International (IB 491, 495 and 498 or an advanced business course approved by
the chair)
Management (either MGT 345, 348 and 426; or MGT 305, 425 and 431)
Marketing (MKT 423, either MKT 305 or 413, and one of MKT 306, 307, 340, 350,
430, 460, 495)
Management Information Systems (MIS 400, 410 and 415)
| Total 9 |
Business Electives
Students must complete 9 credits of 300- or 400-level courses offered or
suggested by the School of Business (if prerequisites are met) — only to be
determined in consultation with adviser in the student’s major.
| Business Electives total | 9 |