International Business
International Business
This specialization is designed to provide focused study in international business including cultural, historical and political issues. While this emphasis is available to all MBA students, it is especially well suited for undergraduate students in the international studies undergraduate program. This is a 39-credit hour program.
Tier I Courses (9 hours)
BA 5351: Organizational Performance for Competitive Advantage (must be first course)
BA 5352: Developing the Financial Perspective in Organizations († BA 5351)
BA 5100A**, B and C: Business Professional Development
Tier II Courses (21 hours)
MGT 5314: Organizational Behavior and Theory (*BA 5351)
MGT 5321: Supply Chain Management (*BA 5351)
MKT 5321: Marketing Management (*BA 5351)
ACC 5361: Accounting Analysis for Managerial Decision Making (*BA 5351 & BA 5352)
QMST 5334: Advanced Statistical Methods for Business (*BA 5351 & BA 5352)
ECO 5316: Managerial Economics (*QMST 5334)
MGT 5313: Strategic Management († All Tier II courses, but may be concurrent with some)
Elective Courses (9 hours, select three of the following courses)
BLAW 5368G: Legal Issues in International Business Law
ECO 5310: International Economics
ECO 5320: The Latin American Economics
FIN 5337: International Finance
FIN 5338: International Investments and Financial Management
MGT 5318: Cross-cultural Management
MGT 5339: International Human Resource Management
MKT 5325: Global Marketing and the Value Chain
MKT 5330: International Marketing
| Tier I | 9 hours |
| Tier II | 21 hours |
| Graduate Electives |
9 hours |
| TOTAL MBA | 39 hours |
* prerequisite course(s)
** BA 5100A taken in first semester; B and C taken in subsequent semesters for a total of 3 credit hours
† prerequisite or can be taken concurrently