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Center for Excellence in Business

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Programs of Study

		Accounting
		Accounting/Financial Planning
		Business Administration
		Financial Planning and Wealth Mgmt.
		Health and Fitness Administration
		Liberal Arts Business Studies
		Management Information Science
		Business Administration (Minor)
		Economics (Minor)

Course Descriptions

Opportunities for International Study

Field Experience Programs

Business Education Initiative (BEI)

Phi Beta Lambda (PBL)

BAE Career Paths

Career/Graduate School Placements

The Concentration in Global Business is multidisciplinary in nature and approach. Central to the concentration is an emphasis on intercultural relations so that students gain a greater understanding of the cultural environment of international business. In addition, the program includes opportunities for field study tours. Students who pursue this concentration will be prepared for the dynamic, global environment of business.

The Major in Business Administration with a Concentration in Global Business consists of the Core Curriculum in Business plus the following set of courses:

Program Requirements for the Concentration in Global Business

Course Area

Course Number

Course Title

Credits

Global Financial Markets

Econ

354

Global Competition and Strategy

Plus one of the following courses:

Busn

493

Field Study in Emerging Economies: Window on China

Busn

494

Field Study in Global Economies: Window on the European Union

Econ

364

International Economics

Total Busn/Econ Credits

Plus the following two cross-cultural studies courses:

Comm

305

Cross-Cultural Communication

Soc

320

Comparative Cultures

Total Cross-Cultural Studies Credits

Total Semester Credits Required for the Concentration in Global Business

CEB | Department of Business, Accounting, and Economics | Major in Business Administration

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Note:

In order to strengthen and enhance the multidisciplinary international character of this program, students who pursue the Concentration in Global Business might also consider second majors, minors, or Liberal Arts Concentrations in complementary areas such as foreign languages, international studies, history, political science, or art history.

Areas of Concentration

Major in Business Administration