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International Business at Schreiner College Texas

Monday, February 2nd, 2009

Students who complete the major in International Business are awarded a Bachelor of Business Administration degree (B.B.A.). The degree prepares students for business administration careers with multinational firms, import and export traders, and global business consulting. International Business professionals generally perform management, marketing, finance, and other related discipline skills within a global context. The B.B.A. in International Business is structured to enable graduates to succeed in the competitive global and technology driven business environment. The degree specifically focuses on international economics, globalization theories, integration of political systems, cultural foundations, critical thinking, ethics, diversity, oral and written communications, team building, and language skills that are essential for careers in international business administration.

BS in International Business Administration at Schiller International University

Monday, February 2nd, 2009

With the rapid globalization of business, companies must expand operations internationally to remain competitive. The success and survival of modern companies are dependent upon highly skilled business professionals competent in international business practices and strategies. The Bachelor of Science in International Business Administration degree program provides the essential specialization for students seeking well-defined careers in international business and skills required for professional advancement and business prosperity. The degree program is offered in three concentrations: Accounting/Finance, Management, and Marketing.

In addition to high-quality academics, Schiller International University offers its students the freedom to transfer to any of its campuses worldwide without academic consequence. This unique opportunity allows Schiller’s international business students to interact with people from around the world and experience first-hand how different cultures affect global business.


Required Core Courses (3 credits each, part of or in addition to General Education requirements):

BA 101 Introduction to International Business

BA 110 Principles of Accounting I

BA 111 Principles of Accounting II

IT 101 Introduction to Information Technology

EC 101 Principles of Economics: Microeconomics

EC102 Principles or Economics: Macroeconomics

MATH 172 Applied Mathematics

Plus two social science courses

Required Business Administration Core Courses (3 credits each):

BA 201 Business Communication

BA 221 Principles of Marketing

BA 251 Principles of Business Law

BA 324 Organizational Behavior

BA 331 Introduction to Business Finance

BA 490 International Administrative Policy

IT 201 Management of Information Systems

MATH 361 Introduction to Statistical Methods

plus two 300+ level economics courses

Accounting/Finance Concentration Required Courses (15 credits):

BA 301 Intermediate Accounting I

BA 302 Intermediate Accounting II

BA 304 Managerial Accounting

plus two additional courses selected from the following:

BA 309 Money and Banking

BA 333 Investment and Analysis

BA 412 Operations Management

BA 431 International Financial Management

Management Concentration Required Courses (12 credits):

four courses selected from:

BA 304 Managerial Accounting

BA 312 Business and Society: Management Strategies

BA 313 Personnel and Human Resources Management

BA 371 Principles of Marketing Management

BA 412 Operations Management

BA 436 Case Studies in Management

BA 469 Entrepreneurship and New Ventures

Marketing Concentration Required Courses (12 credits):

four courses selected from:

BA 338 Import/Export Operations

BA 371 Principles of Marketing Management

BA 422 Marketing Communications (Promotion)

BA 424 Case Studies in Marketing

BA 471 International Marketing

BA 473 Marketing Research

General Education (45 credits):

two courses in social studies (6 credits in sociology, psychology, international relations, political science)

two courses in history ( 6 credits, HIS 101, 102)

two courses in the humanities (6 credits, art, literature philosophy and history except HIS 101,102)

two courses in mathematics (6 credits)

ENG 111 and ENG 112 (6 credits)

one course in Information Technology (IT), or equivalent proficiency (3 credits)

Foreign language (4-16 credits)

Free electives (3-10 credits)

Total Credits Required: 124

Offered at the following campus: Switzerland

Careers in International Business at Johnson & Wales University

Friday, January 30th, 2009

Careers in International Business

A business degree opens up a world of opportunities. Throughout your time at JWU, your faculty advisor and career coach will guide you to develop strong academic plans that support your interests and career goals.

The Providence Campus’ Career Development Office (CDO) is also available to help you build your career plan. Learn more about CDO’s services. You may also continue your online research through our unique Career Management System.

Review profiles of our graduates and see firsthand how JWU’s unique, career-focused education continues to launch successful careers. Below are some of the typical career paths pursued by students with degrees in business:

Buyer
E-Commerce Representative
Financial Analyst
Financial Planning Consultant
General Accountant
Human Resource Manager
Internal Auditor
Insurance Investigator
Intelligence Specialist
Inventory Control Manager
Investment Banker
Legal Assistant
Loan Officer
Paralegal
Market Research Analyst
Media Director
Merchandising Manager
Public Relations Specialist
Sales Manager
Stockbroker

International Business Major at Central Michigan University

Thursday, January 29th, 2009

Why study international business at CMU?

Students in the international business program at CMU will develop a sound understanding of the global market in preparing for careers in international commerce and related fields such as corporate planning and government relations. Consider these features distinguishing this program at CMU:
Study abroad opportunities in many countries, including France, Spain, and England Supportive learning environment that leads students toward successful careers in international business Nationally and internationally recognized faculty who are active researchers, authors, and members of local, national, and international organizations
Professional development, contacts, and leadership experience in student organizations such as Business Professionals of America
Career outlook

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics Occupational Outlook Handbook, for all occupations through the year 2014:
The growth of international business has contributed to an increase in demand for management analysts and many other occupations in a variety of industries.
As U.S. firms expand business abroad, many will hire management analysts to form strategies for entering the market, to advise on legal matters, or to help with organizational, administrative, and other issues.
These trends provide more opportunities to travel or work abroad but also require comprehensive knowledge of international business and foreign cultures and languages.