Bachelor in Business Administration - International Business

By the end of this program, students should be able to:

• Evaluate the effects of globalization on the business environment.
• Recognize and evaluate ethical issues in business.
• Utilize business concepts, methods, procedures, and management information systems to facilitate strategic planning and decision making.
• Use oral, written, and presentation skills to communicate effectively in the professional business environment.
• Function effectively as team members and, where appropriate, as team leaders.
• Demonstrate knowledge of fundamental principles and key concepts in international business.
• Assess the legal, economic, and social aspects of an international business decision.

Curriculum

Students who choose the major concentration in Business Administration with a specialization in International Business must complete:

Business Administration Core

• ACCT 120 Intro to Financial Accounting
• ACCT 121 Intro to Management Accounting
• FINC 235 Financial Management
• INBU 250 International Business
• BLAW 240 Business Law I
• MGMT 225 Principles of Management
• MGMT 255 Info Systems for Mgmnt or ACCT 261 Computer Application for Accountants
• MGMT 340 Organizational Behavior or ENTR 250 Social Entrepreneurship
• MKTG 220 Principles of Marketing

Specialization*

Students must take all of the below:

• POLS 370 International Relations
• INBU 375 International Marketing
• INBU 444 International Management
• INBU 447 International Finance

and

• INBU 450 Applied Res Analysis-Int'l Bus (mandatory for specialization)
• MGMT 460 Strategic Management (senior-level capstone course - mandatory)

Open Electives

Any five courses.

*There is a 15-credit residency requirement in the specialization, which must be satisfied by Business Administration courses numbered 295 or above.
* Students who do not have full-time jobs should try to use their open electives for an internship.