Specialization in International Business - Specialization Undergraduate
Postgraduate
In Michigan Center (USA)
Description
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Type
Postgraduate
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Location
Michigan center (USA)
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The Specialization in International Business should be attractive to students who plan careers with an international orientation and who wish to add an international breadth to their major. The specialization is designed for students who desire to increase their understanding of various regions of the world and the global marketplace.
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Subjects
- Marketing
- International
- International Business
Course programme
International Financial Management
International Law and Business
Globalization and International Management (D)
International Marketing Management
A course taken to fulfill this requirement may not be used to fulfill
Complete an additional 6 credits in courses selected from the following list:
Comparative Economic Systems
Economics of Developing Countries
Survey of International Economics
Economic Analysis of Russia and the Commonwealth
of Independent States
Issues in the Economics of Developing Countries
Economic Analysis of Latin America
Economic Analysis of Asia
Economic Analysis of Sub-Saharan Africa
International Finance
International Financial Management
International Law and Business
Globalization and International Management (D)
International and Comparative Dimensions
International Marketing Management
Students who select Economics 340 or Marketing and Supply Chain Management 310 to fulfill this requirement may not double-count the 3 credits from either course towards the business core international requirement at the college-level and this requirement.
Demonstrate competency in a foreign language equivalent to four semesters of study at the university-level. The results of the Michigan State University foreign language placement test will be considered in determining whether or not the student has fulfilled this requirement.
Completion of a study abroad program (6 credits) or a pre-approved international internship (non-credit). Students who choose a study abroad program may count the credits towards their business core requirement in their major.
Specialization in International Business - Specialization Undergraduate