B.S. Business Administration - International Business/M.B.A.

Students in the International Business concentration study the international dimensions of managerial decision-making including world economies, international trade theories, tariffs, quotas and other trade issues, global strategic planning, cross-cultural management, international market entry, international human resource management, international organization strategy, international logistics, import/export operations, currency exchange, and international financial management. Current developments in global economics, finance, marketing and exporting-importing are emphasized.

In addition to the learning outcomes of the B.S. Business Administration degree, this concentration requires students to utilize cross cultural literacy in the analysis of foreign political, economic, and legal systems.  Students must also achieve the learning outcomes of the MBA degree.

BA 271Risk Management Replaces Open Elective3
BA 429Competitive Intelligence Replaces Open Elective 3
BA 434International Finance Replaces Business-Related Elective3
BA 437International Marketing Replaces Business-Related Elective3
BA 438Export-Import Procedures Replaces Business-Related Elective3
BA 475E-Business and E-Commerce for Managers Replaces Open Elective3
or MK 322 Social Media Marketing
SY 222Cultural Anthropology Replaces Open Elective3
Graduate Business Courses
BA 600Research Methods in Business and Education3
BA 605Management Communications3
BA 625Global Strategic Management3
BA 642Leadership in Business and Professions3
BA 643Strategic Change Management3
Choose one of the following:3
Marketing Management
Strategic Marketing for Nonprofit Organizations
Advanced Sales and Marketing in Hospitality
Strategic Selling
Graduate Business Electives12
Total Hours51