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International Business Concentration (24 credit hours)
This concentration prepares the student to be familiar with the international business environment and allows emphasis in a particular geographic locale. The student can choose between Europe, Asia, Africa, or Latin America as an area of emphasis.
In addition to the concentration courses listed below (total of 24 cr. hrs.) the student must also:
- Take one of the following courses:
- POLS-Y 109 Introduction to International Politics
- POLS-Y 107 Introduction to Comparative Politics
- Choose a specific region of emphasis:
- Europe, Latin America, Asia, or Africa
- Take the first two years (14 cr. hrs.) of a foreign language:
- European Emphasis: French, German, or Spanish
- Latin America Emphasis: Spanish
- Asian Emphasis: Japanese or Chinese
- African Emphasis: French
Required Courses
| Dept. | Course Number | Title | Credit Hours | Minimum Grade | Co-Reqs or Pre-Reqs |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BUS-D | 300 | International Business Administration | 3 | C- | ECON-E 200 Jr. Standing |
| BUS-F | 494 | International Finance | 3 | C- | BUS-F 301 |
| ECON-E | 333 | International Economics | 3 | C- | ECON-E 200 |
| POLS-Y | 376 | International Political Economy | 3 | C- | ECON-E 200, POLS-Y 109/Y 107 |
| Choose two 300/400-Level courses (6 credit hours) from chosen region's list of courses in Group A, Group B, or Group C of the International Studies Major (lists in Bulletin). **Courses must be from different groups.** | |||||
Required electives
Select two (six credit hours) 300/400 level BUS or ECON courses outside International Business. Cannot be satisfied by internship, Professional practice, or BUS-M 300.
