International Business (Comprehensive) (BS)

Six hours of MGT or ENT courses numbered 300 or higher. For example,

• ENT 301 - Principles of Entrepreneurship
• ENT 302 - Creativity, Innovation, and Ideation
• ENT 392 - Education Abroad in Entrepreneurship
• MGT 341 - Organizational Behavior and Leadership
• MGT 392 - Education Abroad in Management
• MGT 400 - Topics in Management
• MGT 494 - Internship in Management

Six hours of COB international courses from:

• ACC 506 - International Accounting
• ECO 346 - International Economic Development
• ECO 456 - Comparative Economic Systems
• ECO 565 - International Economics
• FIN 392 - International Education Abroad in Finance
• FIN 582 - International Financial Management
• FIN 586 - International Financial Statement Analysis
• LAW 537 - Environmental Regulation
• LAW 539 - Legal Regulation of International Commerce
• MGT 496 - Readings in Management and Leadership if designated with international business content
• MGT 596 - Research Issues and Problems: Management if designated with international business content
• MKT 464 - Global Supply Chain Management
• MKT 474 - International Marketing

Three hours of non-COB international courses, for example:

• AGB 514 - International Agricultural Trade
• ANT 313 - Volunteering and Development in the Global South: Anthropological Perspectives
• IPE 376 - Cultural Competence in Health Care
• IPE 377 - Global Issues in Health Services
• PLS 333 - Model United Nations
• PLS 338 - Politics of Less Developed Countries
• PLS 437 - International Organizations and Law
• PLS 544 - Government and Politics of the Middle East
• PLS 545 - Asian Politics
• PLS 547 - Politics of the European Union and Its Members
• PLS 548 - Latin American Politics
• PLS 550 - Modern African Politics
• PLS 555 - Public Policy for a Global Environment
• PLS 569 - Foreign Policies of the Middle Eastern States
• or additional COB international courses. Department Head may provide alternatives.

Foreign Language and Culture Component:

12 credit hours from the Department of Languages, Cultures, and Religion. Students may substitute up to six hours of Education Abroad experiences. International students whose native language is not English may complete the 12 hour requirement by taking classes with global or cultural content in the following areas: Anthropology, Communication, History, International Relations, Languages and Cultures, Linguistics, Political Science, Public Administration, or Religion.

Three hours or more of Education Abroad experiences (within the 36 hours required to fulfill the major).

International students whose native language is not English may substitute/fulfill this requirement via a U.S. Domestic Education Abroad experience or U.S. Domestic Internship experience.