The International Business degree program in Business Management provides students with knowledge of the global economy, international trade issues, worldwide financial and business trends and marketing challenges in a global environment.
Students who complete the International Business Option have knowledge in international trade, foreign exchange, management styles and diverse corporate cultures; the basic principles of international accounting, comparative accounting standards and systems; the International Monetary Fund, budgets in comparative economies, trade deficits and world market economies; and legal and technical aspects of business startups and continuance, import/export strategies; and possess communication skills for a multicultural environment.
Graduates are able to:
- analyze international financial markets and their importance to nations and corporations
- compare methods of communication used in different cultures
- analyze the practical aspects of import-export activities of global business
- examine the management and organizational issues confronting global business
- analyze the international trade issues confronting national economies
This degree is offered through the Business and Public Service Department, whose mission is to provide challenging career-oriented undergraduate programs to business and public service students, educating them to the level of competency needed for successful transfer to four-year institutions or immediate career path entry into the global market.
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