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Minor in International Business
Become Globally-competent
The Minor in International Business is open to business & non-business majors and is designed to provide a broad interdisciplinary background of the world’s cultural, social, economic, political, and business environment. The purpose is to prepare more globally competent women and men to function productively and competitively in the world economy.
Prerequisites
- Maintain an overall GPA of 2.5 at the end of the sophomore year
- ECON 2010- Principles of Economics I
- ECON 2020- Principles of Economics II
- ACCT 2010- Principles of Financial Accounting
- ACCT 2020- Principles of Managerial Accounting
- Achieve a minimum 2.5 GPA in each cluster.
Requirements
- Complete two (2) years of college language studies or test out through an exam
- Language (Please check): French ____ Spanish ____ Other (Please Specify) _________________
- Serve in an internship with a company involved in international business
- Minimum of 21 hours of business courses from those listed below.
Guided Electives (Choose 9 credit hours) |
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MGMT 4120 |
International Business Management |
3 |
MKTG 4350 |
International Marketing |
3 |
FINA 4700 |
International Finance |
3 |
ACCT 4250 |
International Accounting |
3 |
ECON 4150 |
Economic Development |
3 |
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Required Courses (6 credit hours) |
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ECON 4100 |
International Economics |
3 |
MGMT 4800 |
International Internship |
3 |
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General Electives (3 credit hours for business majors) |
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POLI 3600 |
Introduction to Comparative Politics |
3 |
POLI 3630 |
International Relations |
3 |
POLI 3670 |
American Foreign Policy |
3 |
POLI 3680 |
Third World Politics |
3 |
POLI 3930 |
Political Economy |
3 |
GEOG 4440 |
Cultural Geography |
3 |
GEOG 4700 |
Political Geography |
3 |
GEOG 4750 |
Economic Geography |
3 |
AGSC 4040 |
World Agriculture |
3 |
Area Studies ( 3 credit hours and consent of advisor is needed)
At least 3 hours of upper-division non-business electives in Area Studies (courses concentrating on Africa, the Caribbean, Europe, South America and Asia). Students are encouraged to choose an area study that corresponds to their foreign language specialty.
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