The option of international business prepares students for managerial careers in the global marketplace.  It is interdisciplinary in nature and emphasizes the development of foreign language skills as well as an understanding of the social, cultural, and political aspects of the international environment.  The curriculum provides the opportunity to develop the analytical and decision-making skills necessary for effective participation in the global challenges facing business today.  The international business option includes specialized course, study abroad opportunities, and international internships.  It is designed to not only assist students in developing skills needed to compete in world markets, but also to contribute to their preparations for careers in export marketing and export sales management, global sourcing, international finance and banking, international economics, international accounting and management of the multinational firm.

Required courses to complete this option
(18 semester hours in addition to required general education curriculum):

ECON 521 - International Trade and Investment
FINC 514 - International Financial Management
MGMT 529 - International Management
MKTG 581 - Marketing for Global Competitiveness
One of:
BADM 492 - Internship in International Business
BADM 400 - International Field Experience