International Business Certificate
The Certificate programs are offered to either undegraduate students or graduate students who do not concentrate their studies in International Business. To get this certificate, students must
- complete a minimum of 12 credit hours in the Business Internship Program in London or some other approved overseas study program.
- take one course from Area 1 and one course from Area 2 for a total of six credit hours.
Area 1 Business Administration- 3780 International Marketing
- 3680 International Management
- 3580 International Finance
Area 2 International Studies- Anthropology 3238 Culture and Business in East Asia
- Economics 3300 International Economic Analysis
- Economics 3301 International Finance
- Economics 3310 Comparative Economic Systems
- Economics 3320 Economic Development
- Political Science 3830 International Political Economy
- Political Science 3890 Studies in International Relations (International Relations of East Asia)
- Sociology 3241 Selected Topics in Macro-Sociology. (Work and Industry in Japan).
- Sociology 4354 Sociology of Business and Work Settings
- In lieu of a course from Area 2, students may substitute one course (3 credit hours) at the advanced level of a foreign language. Advanced level is defined as a course beyond the 13 credit hour introductory language sequence.
- An independent study course is not required for this certificate option.
*Students participating in other approved overseas study programs such as Hogeschool Holland Business School, Ecole Superieure de Commerce de Saint Etienne, or Universite Jean Moulin, may also qualify to apply 12 credit hours toward the International Business Certificate.