Course Offerings and Major/Minor Requirements

Major Requirements (42-60 credit hours)

Core (36-53 hours)

• Business (12)
  • 318: Managerial Finance
  • 321: Organizational Management
  • 341: Marketing
  • 412: International Business
• Economics (9)
  • 215: Principle of Microeconomics
  • 216: Principles of Macroeconomics
  • 361: International Economics
• History (3 hours, choose one from below))
  • 320: Twentieth Century European History
  • 341: Contemporary Russia
  • 347: Modern China
  • 348: The Western Impact of Modern Japan
  • 351: Modern Latin America since 1810
• Accounting (3)
  • 201: Financial Accounting
• Political Science (3 hours, choose one)
  • 131: Introduction to World Politics, or
  • 231: Introduction to Comparative Politics
• Interdisciplinary
  • 491: Senior Seminar in International Business
  • *To be taken after completion of French/German/Spanish 240; Economics 215 and 216; and Business 318, 321, 341 and 412.
• Language Proficiency (3-19)
  • For students whose native language is English:
    French/German/Spanish 240: Business French/German/Spanish
  • For students whose native language is not English:
    English 202: Business and Technical Writing

Electives
6-7 hours from the following, excluding courses used to fill requirements listed above

• Accounting 202: Managerial Accounting
• Anthropology 201: Cultural Anthropology
• Business 326: Financial Analysis and Investment, or 411: Topics
• Economics 362: International Finance
• English 202: Business and Technical Writing
• Geography 111: World Regional Geography
• History 320: 20th Century European History
• History 341: Contemporary Russia
• History 346: Southeast Asian History
• History 347: Modern China
• History 348: The Western Impact on Modern Japan
• History 353: History of Mexico
• History 376: American Diplomatic History
• History 390: Topics: Canadian History
• Political Science 131: Introduction to World Politics, or 231: Introduction to Comparative Politics
• Political Science 331: Politics of Western Europe
• Political Science 332: Politics of the European Union
• Political Science 351: International Relations
• Psychology 271: Industrial Psychology
• Modern Languages: An additional course in French/German/Spanish, excluding 123
• Religion 393: Global Issues and Values
• Sociology 350: Social Change in International Perspective
• Interdisciplinary 300

NOTE: Major/minor requirements are in addition to the Liberal Arts Essentials (LAE), which are required of all students to graduate.