Minor in International Business
Prepare for business in the global market.
Increase your career options and your understanding of the international dimension of business with a minor in international business. You can make this minor even more valuable by adding a short-term study abroad program to your course of study.
Program Requirements
All courses 3 credits unless stated otherwise.
International Business Core
BUAD 384 – Global Business Environment
BUAD 386 – International Business Management
BUAD 386 – International Business Management
International Business Electives: choose 1 or 2
ACCT 395 – Seminar: International Accounting
BUAD 391 – Seminar on International Management
BUAD 393 – Seminar on International Marketing Management
BUAD 394 – Seminar on International Operations Management
BUAD 425 – Current Issues in Global Business
BUAD 475 – International Marketing
ECON 311 – Economics of Developing Countries
ECON 340 – International Economics
ECON 342 – Studies in International Economics
ECON 441 – International Trade
ECON 443 – International Monetary Economics
FINC 392 – Seminar on International Financial Management
FINC 415 – International Finance
BUAD 391 – Seminar on International Management
BUAD 393 – Seminar on International Marketing Management
BUAD 394 – Seminar on International Operations Management
BUAD 425 – Current Issues in Global Business
BUAD 475 – International Marketing
ECON 311 – Economics of Developing Countries
ECON 340 – International Economics
ECON 342 – Studies in International Economics
ECON 441 – International Trade
ECON 443 – International Monetary Economics
FINC 392 – Seminar on International Financial Management
FINC 415 – International Finance
International Context Electives: choose 2 or 3
ANTH 224 – Race and Racism: Global History and Representation
ANTH 230 – Peoples of the World
ANTH 232 – The Anthropology of Global Youth
ANTH 311 – Anthropology of Tourism and Travel
ANTH 312 – Asian Women in the Globalized Workplace
ANTH 330 – Development and Underdevelopment
ANTH 353 – International Migration
ANTH 370 – Culture of Food Production and Economic Development
ANTH 382 – Capitalism and Culture
ANTH 383 – Globalization in Everyday Life
ARTH 321 – Great Cities of the World
COMM 263 – Communicative Behavior and Culture
CRJU 352 – International Criminal Justice
ENEP 410 – Political Economy of the Environment
ENEP 426 – Climate Change Policy
ENEP 427 – Sustainable Energy: Economics and Policy Analysis
ENGL 215 – Global Studies in Race, Culture and Power
ENGL 376 – World Literature
FASH 355 – Global Fashion Consumer and Retailers
FASH 455 – Global Apparel and Textile Trade and Sourcing
HLPR 233 – Introduction to Global Health
HOSP 316 – Intercultural Management and Business Etiquette
HOSP 330 – International Hospitality Operations (3-5 credits)
LLCU 208 – Cultures in Context
MAST 462 – Climate Change: Policy, Equity and Mitigation
PHIL 204 – World Religions
POSC 240 – Introduction to Global Politics
POSC 270 – Introduction to Comparative Politics
POSC 309 – Political Culture By Country
POSC 310 – European Politics
POSC 316 – International Political Economy
POSC 329 – International Migration
POSC 350 – Politics and the Environment
POSC 408 – International Organization
POSC 409 – Topics in World Politics
POSC 415 – Force and World Politics
POSC 441 – Contemporary Politics by Country
POSC 442 – Topics in European Politics
POSC 445 – Human Rights and World Politics
POSC 475 – Model United Nations
POSC 491 – Politics of Developing Nations
SOCI 340 – Global Policy and Inequality
SOCI 430 – Comparative Sociology (3-6 credits)
UAPP 235 – The Future of Cities in a Global Age
UAPP 421 – Contemporary Issues in a Global Society
UAPP 428 – World Heritage Sites (1 credit)
WOMS 202 – Women’s Studies in Global Context
WOMS 250 – Topics in International Women’s Studies (3-6 credits)
WOMS 363 – Women Across Cultures
All 200, 300, or 400 level coursework in the language of choice, including ARAB, CHIN, FREN, GRMN, ITAL, JAPN, RUSS or SPAN.
ANTH 230 – Peoples of the World
ANTH 232 – The Anthropology of Global Youth
ANTH 311 – Anthropology of Tourism and Travel
ANTH 312 – Asian Women in the Globalized Workplace
ANTH 330 – Development and Underdevelopment
ANTH 353 – International Migration
ANTH 370 – Culture of Food Production and Economic Development
ANTH 382 – Capitalism and Culture
ANTH 383 – Globalization in Everyday Life
ARTH 321 – Great Cities of the World
COMM 263 – Communicative Behavior and Culture
CRJU 352 – International Criminal Justice
ENEP 410 – Political Economy of the Environment
ENEP 426 – Climate Change Policy
ENEP 427 – Sustainable Energy: Economics and Policy Analysis
ENGL 215 – Global Studies in Race, Culture and Power
ENGL 376 – World Literature
FASH 355 – Global Fashion Consumer and Retailers
FASH 455 – Global Apparel and Textile Trade and Sourcing
HLPR 233 – Introduction to Global Health
HOSP 316 – Intercultural Management and Business Etiquette
HOSP 330 – International Hospitality Operations (3-5 credits)
LLCU 208 – Cultures in Context
MAST 462 – Climate Change: Policy, Equity and Mitigation
PHIL 204 – World Religions
POSC 240 – Introduction to Global Politics
POSC 270 – Introduction to Comparative Politics
POSC 309 – Political Culture By Country
POSC 310 – European Politics
POSC 316 – International Political Economy
POSC 329 – International Migration
POSC 350 – Politics and the Environment
POSC 408 – International Organization
POSC 409 – Topics in World Politics
POSC 415 – Force and World Politics
POSC 441 – Contemporary Politics by Country
POSC 442 – Topics in European Politics
POSC 445 – Human Rights and World Politics
POSC 475 – Model United Nations
POSC 491 – Politics of Developing Nations
SOCI 340 – Global Policy and Inequality
SOCI 430 – Comparative Sociology (3-6 credits)
UAPP 235 – The Future of Cities in a Global Age
UAPP 421 – Contemporary Issues in a Global Society
UAPP 428 – World Heritage Sites (1 credit)
WOMS 202 – Women’s Studies in Global Context
WOMS 250 – Topics in International Women’s Studies (3-6 credits)
WOMS 363 – Women Across Cultures
All 200, 300, or 400 level coursework in the language of choice, including ARAB, CHIN, FREN, GRMN, ITAL, JAPN, RUSS or SPAN.
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