International Business Minor

(All colleges)

Students, especially non-business majors, must pay careful attention to the prerequisites for the professional business courses as stated in the course descriptions. Additional prerequisites total 18-24 credits.

18 credits

Core
ECO 340Introduction to International Economics3
FIN 440Multinational Financial Management3
MGT 360International Management3
MKT 341International Marketing3
Electives
Select two of the following:6
ANT/GEO/HIS/POL/SOC 202
Contemporary Global Issues
BLAW 405
The Law of International Business Transactions
ECO 375
Economic Development
ECO 440
International Financial Economics
MGT 408
The Global Responsibility of Business
MGT 430
Cross-Cultural Management
MGT 431
Business, Labor and Human Rights
MGT 484
International Human Resource Management
MGT 492
Global Supply Chain Management and Logistics
MKT 440
Comparative Marketing Systems
MKT 445
International Marketing Strategies
IB 450
International Business Internship (up to three credits from IB 450 or MGT 452 )
or MGT 452
 College of Business Administration International Internship
ACC/IB/ECO/FIN/IS/MGT/MKT 499
Independent Study (up to three credits)
Total Credits18

In addition to the 18 credits required above, students are required to either have an international experience of three weeks or more in length (e.g., study abroad) or take eight credits in world language (one year in the same language). This is waived for students whose native language is not English. The international experience must be pre-approved by the College of Business Administration International Business Advisory Committee. Students should apply for approval at least one semester before the planned experience. The advisory committee will determine the credit value of the experience. For non-U.S. based students, this requirement is met through the satisfactory completion of all required course work.

A maximum of six credits can be applied to a student’s College of Business Administration major.