Course descriptionThe Bachelor of Science in International Business program is designed to provide a new generation of professionals in the public and private sectors with an understanding of international business, marketing, finance, and trade around the globe.
Students majoring in international business will be taught to analyze policy and manage business opportunities in today's increasingly integrated world economy. Courses emphasize fundamental business skills while employing contemporary case studies of global corporations.
Area 1: Core Component
ACC 100
Accounting I
BUS 100
Introduction to Business
BUS 107
Fundamentals of E-Business
CIS 105
Introduction to Information Systems
ENG 115
English Composition
MAT 105
Introduction to College Mathematics
27.0 Credit Hours
Area 2: Major Component
BUS 105
Principles of Organizational Behavior
BUS 200
Principles of Management
BUS 250
International Business Environment
ECO 100
Principles of Economics
ECO 305
International Economics
FIN 100
Principles of Finance
ITB 300
Fundamentals of Global Management
ITB 400
International Banking and Finance
ITB 405
Essentials of Exporting and Importing
LEG 100
Business Law I
MKT 100
Principles of Marketing
MKT 200
International Marketing
54.0 Credit Hours
Area 3: General Studies Component
ENG 215
Research and Writing
ENG 240
Communication for Business and the Professions
HUM 100
Introduction to Art, Music, and Literature
HUM 101
The Origins of Western Culture
HUM 200
Logic
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SCI 110
Introduction to Physical Science
SCI 115
Introduction to Biology
HUM 400
Religion and Philosophy
MAT 300
Statistics
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ECO 405
Economic Problems and Issues
POL 300
Contemporary International Problems
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PSY 100
The Individual and Society
PSY 105
Introduction to Psychology
SOC 100
Introduction to Sociology
SOC 300
Sociology of Developing Countries
54.0 Credit Hours
Area 4: Elective Component
These courses are selected in consultation with the academic advisor; within this structure, it is possible for a student to develop a program minor in a second area of study. (See "Minors") - 10 Courses