Global Business Studies Concentration

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The global business studies concentration allows students to demonstrate employers or graduate schools particular competence in international business within the broader context of the student’s degree program.

Complete the Following

Students must complete the following courses for the concentration:

ECON 3040 - International Economics 4 Semester Hours
MGMT 3030 - International Management 4 Semester Hours
ACCT 4900 - Advanced Accounting Topics 4 Semester Hours
MGMT 4010 - International Business 4 Semester Hours

Complete One of the Following

Students must complete one the following courses for the concentration:

An elective course approved by the Director of International Programs for the Else School in either international business, government & politics with an international focus, history with an international focus, advanced language of 3000-level or above, or a directed study or internship with an international focus. Typical classes acceptable for an elective (subject to change) are:

GOVT 2400 - International Relations 4 Semester Hours
GOVT 3350 - European Government & Politics 4 Semester Hours
GOVT 3300 - African Government & Politics 4 Semester Hours
HIST 2350 - History of Modern Europe - Enlightenment to the Fall of Soviet Communism 4 Semester Hours
HIST 2400 - Introduction to African History 4 Semester Hours
HIST 2500 - Middle Eastern History & Society 4 Semester Hours
HIST 3320 - Conquests and Cultures - the Expansion of the British World 4 Semester Hours
HIST 3300 - Topics in European Culture & History 4 Semester Hours
SPAN 3###
FREN 3###

International Travel Requirement

International travel with the Else School (or in business). Total of eight hours of travel must be met.