International Business Degrees Online

Segment One - General Education Requirements
30 Credit Hours - Each course is 6 credit hours
The general education requirements provide a broad foundation in the basic academic disciplines and offer students the opportunity to
explore the breadth of the liberal arts and sciences. The following courses offered by Madison University meet the general education
requirements for undergraduate students:
Course Number Course Title
BIOL – EEC101 Biology
ENGL – EEC 101 English Composition I
HIS – EEC 101 Introduction to American History
MATH – EEC 101 Basic Principle of Mathematics
MATH – EEC 102 Introduction to Business Mathematics
Segment Two - Concentration Requirements
30 Credit Hours - Each course is 6 credit hours
BMGT 30101 Business Management
An introduction to basic concepts of management, analytical techniques and organization theory. A functional approach to management,
including cases and managerial excellence.
Textbook: Management Fundamentals: Concepts, Applications, Skill Development
ISBN#: 0-324-01337-X
BMKT 30101 Principles of Marketing
A broad perspective of marketing designed to offer the student a basic understanding of what marketing is and how it works, with an
approach to marketing management.
Textbook: Marketing: Principles & Perspectives, 3rd edition
ISBN#: 0-072-46128-4
CSCI 30101 Computer Literacy
This course includes topics of discussion for word processing, spreadsheets, database management and computer architecture.
Textbook: Computers in Your Future, 5th edition
ISBN#: 0-13-035468-6
ACCT 30101 Principles of Accounting I
This course provides an introduction to the basic concepts and practical procedures of accounting. Also, the uses of accounting information
and financial data for managerial decision making.
Textbook: Accounting: The Basis for Business Decisions, 12th edition
ISBN#: 0-07-239688-1
ECON 30101 Principles of Economics
An introductory course that serves to acquaint the student with micro and macro economics, concepts and their applications, supply and
demand functions of price, unemployment, inflation, and fiscal policy.
Textbook: Economics, 15th edition
ISBN#: 0-07-234036-3

If you are a person who understands that the world has become a global marketplace, and you wish to take advantage of the opportunities and benefits of a global career, then the concentration in International Business will be of interest to you.

The concentration in International Business is a 15-hour curriculum focused on economic and management foundations of global business. The purpose of the International Business concentration is to provide a vehicle for business majors to pursue in-depth study of the global business issues. It is designed to integrate coursework from the Economics Department and Graduate School of Management to provide a formal framework for international studies in business. Business Leadership majors only are eligible to participate. Its primary audience includes students interested in careers in multinational or global companies or in organizations engaged in international trade or development.

Concentration requirements. 15 credit hours of study to include:

BUAD 6360 Global Business
ECO 3330 International Economics & Finance
or ECON 7310 International Economics (permission required)
or FINA 7320 International Finance (permission required)

Select 2 courses from the following (6 credit hours):

ECO 4332 Comparative Economic Systems
ECO 4335 Economic Development
BUS 3321 International Marketing Management
BUS 3352 Topics in Business Leadership (international topic)
BUS 4352 Topics in Business Leadership (international topic)

Select 1 course (3 credit hours) of Advanced Grammar or Advanced Communication (3323) or Advanced Composition in a modern language offered by the University.