International Business (M.S.)

The M.S. program in international business is designed to prepare students for leadership positions in the international operations of multinational corporations. The 12-course (36-credit) program is designed to teach students how to direct and manage businesses in a multinational environment with different political, economic, financial and regulatory systems.

Foundation Courses
Courses are 3 credits unless otherwise indicated.
MBA 501 Mathematics and Statistics for Business
MBA 502 Economics for Business
MBA 503 Financial Analysis and Reporting

International Business Core Courses
MKT 500 Marketing Strategies 
INT 600 Multinational Corporate Management
INT 610 Multinational Corporate Environment 
INT 620 Multinational Corporate Finance
INT 640 Multinational Marketing Strategies
INT 650 International Trade and Competitiveness 
INT 660 International Negotiations
INT 700 Multinational Business Strategy 
INT 750 Seminar in Multinational Business 

Choose three of the following:
ACC 500 Managerial Accounting
FIN 500 Financial Management
INT 621 Advanced Multinational Financial Management
INT 625 International Project Finance
INT 655 Understanding Emerging Markets
INT 675 International Corporate Governance and Control
INT 695 Seminar in International Business and Information Technology