International Business Minor

This minor is not available to Business Management majors.

The International Business Minor supplements and strengthens other majors by broadening the geographic context of the major and/or by providing greater depth to language and area studies majors by enabling students to understand the business and economic activities occurring within a given region. All international-business students are required to participate in an international learning experience.

The following courses are required:

BUS 115 - Principles of Accounting (4 Cr.)
BUS 210 - Financial Management (4 Cr.)
BUS 229 - Marketing Management (4 Cr.)
BUS 231 - International Business Environment (2 Cr.)
EC 111 - Essentials of Economics I (4 Cr.)
8 additional credits in international business topics courses usually fulfilled by BUS 317 and BUS 335 .

Additional Information:

Strengthening foreign language skills through conversation, comprehension, reading, and discussion of business courses is also strongly recommended for students pursuing the minor.