The International Business Program is a double major. It prepares students for leadership roles in global business by combining in-depth study in a Business major with an internationally-focused major in the Arts & Sciences. Through coursework in two majors and a culminating capstone, students will develop the analytical, strategic, and communication skills necessary to navigate the complexities of international business. A required international experience will strengthen their cultural competencies and further prepare them for exciting roles in the global economy.
Recommended Prerequisite Course
Students considering the International Business Program are encouraged to take FDS 100 Falcon Discovery Seminar with an international focus.
| Course | Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| Recommended for all majors: | ||
| FDS 100 | Falcon Discovery Seminar (international focus) | 3 |
Primary Major
Students should select their primary major from the list below. If a specific course or concentration is indicated, the student must complete it as part of their primary major requirements.
| Course | Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| Accounting: | ||
| International Accounting 1 | ||
| Business Economics: | ||
International Business Concentration | ||
| Business Law: | ||
| International Business Law | ||
| Corporate Finance in Accounting: | ||
| International Finance 2 | ||
| Creative Industries: | ||
| Global Media | ||
| Economics-Finance: | ||
| International Finance 2 | ||
| Finance: | ||
| International Finance 2 | ||
| Management: | ||
Global Management Concentration | ||
| Marketing: | ||
| International Marketing | ||
| Public Relations: | ||
| Global Public Relations | ||
| Quantitative Economics: | ||
| International Economics 1 | ||
- 1
This course must be taken as an elective.
- 2
This is a required course within the major.
Required Second Major
As their additional major, students must select either International Affairs or one of the Language, Culture, and Business Majors. They must then complete the following courses as part of their additional major requirements:
| Course | Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| International Affairs Major: | ||
IB 200 Introduction to International Business 1 | ||
International Experience (study abroad, short-term faculty-led program, or international internship) 2 | ||
| Language, Culture, and Business Majors: | ||
IB 200 Introduction to International Business 3 | ||
International Experience (study abroad, short-term faculty-led program, or international internship) 4 | ||
- 1
This course must be taken in place of a GLS 200-level elective course.
- 2
This will fulfill the major's Global Experience requirement.
- 3
This course must be taken in place of the LCB Business Elective.
- 4
This course must be taken as the major's Applied Learning Experience.
Capstone Course
All students in the International Business Program must complete IB 400 Capstone Course during their senior year.
| Course | Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| Required for all majors: | ||
| IB 400 Capstone Course (must be taken during senior year) | 3 | |