The MBA in international business provides the knowledge and necessary tools
to function effectively within the international marketplace.
The specialization is intended for MBA students
whose career plans range from employment in a large, multinational
corporation, perhaps on an overseas assignment, to working for a small to
mid-size company regularly engaged in international trade.
Specialization Requirements: MBA Core Courses - 24 credit hours
Comprised of an integrated series of concentrated courses plus course work in
economics and statistics.
International
Business Specialization - 12 credit hours
Electives:
International Business Coursework, 6-9 credits hours (minimum six
credit hours from College of Business)
ACCT 596 International Accounting MGMT 567X International Entrepreneurship MKT 541 International Marketing
MKT 548X Global Markets
& Cross-Cultural
Issues
MKT 549X Global
Marketing:
Planning & Execution
LSCM 466 International Transportation
&
Logistics ECON 455 International Trade and Finance POL S 581 International PoliticalEconomy PSYCH 488 Cultural Psychology
International
Experience Component, 3-6 credit hours
Graduate study in an established College of
Business study abroad programs including the European Summer School of Advanced
Management (ESSAM), the Consortium of Universities for International Studies
Graduate Summer Program in Italy, and the Monterrey Institute of Technology
Graduate School of Business Administration and Leadership. Other graduate
management study abroad programs, including those developed by individual
faculty, will require prior approval by the major professor.
Graduate Elective Courses -
12 credit hours
Select elective courses in at least two other functional areas.
