International Business Degrees Online

OBJECTIVES
The course objective intends To provide professional skills in International Business awareness in the context of globalisation.
DURATION
This course shall be of two years.
ELIGIBILITY
Graduation
FEE
Rs. 10,000 TOP

COURSE STRUCTURE

Previous Final

Economics for International Managers

Computer Aided Management

Accounting and Finance for Managers

International Trade

Foundation of Ethics in Management

International Marketing Management

International Financial Management

International HRM
Strategic Management

International Business Law

WTO

Research Methodology

Services Marketing

Customer Relationship Management

Research Project (equivalent to two paper)

BA201
Financial Accounting

BA220
Management and Organizational Behavior

BA240
Marketing

BA105
Principles of Finance

BA201
Financial Accounting

BA202
Managerial Accounting

BA220
Management and Organizational Behavior

BA240
Marketing

BA301
Finance and Accounting for Multinationals

BA310
Corporate Finance

BA312
Business Ethics

BA330
Human Resources Management

BA336
Sales Management

BA345
International Marketing

BA347
Cyber Marketing

BA350
International Financial Markets

EC_BA353
International Monetary Economics

BA362
Advertising

MA_BA366
Multivariate Analysis for Behavior Research

BA370
Operations Management

EC_BA373
Money, Banking, and Finance

BA380
Business Law

BA384
International Business Law

BA398
Internship

BA400
Topics in International Business

BA402
Entrepreneurship

BA410
Investment Analysis

BA418
Multinational Business Finance

BA420
Computational Finance

MA_BA430
Quantitative Decision-Making

BA480
Strategic Management

EC_BA490
Seminar in International Economics

B.S.I.B. Course Requirements
CalUMS requires 68 units of general education courses, 92 units of major courses and 20 units of electives for students to achieve Bachelor Degree. Following are the course requirements for the Bachelor Degree in International Business;

General Education Courses (17 courses, 68 units)
Communications 16
Humanities and Arts 12
Social and Behavioral Sciences 16
Sciences and Technology 24
Total General Education Courses 68 Units
Major Courses (23 courses, 92 units)
BM 201 Principles of Management 4
BM 221 Business Statistics I 4
BM 231 Business Communications 4
BM 271 Business Law & Ethics 4
BM 281 Mathematics for Business & Economics 4
BM 321 Business Statistics II 4
BM 371 Strategic Management 4
CS 211 Computer Applications in Business & Economics 4
CS 311 Management Information System 4
EC 201 Principles of Economics 4
IB 201 International Business Management 4
IB 211 Intercultural Business Communications 4
IB 311 International Trade 4
IB 321 International Market and Export Management 4
IB 331 International Business Law 4
IB 332 Transportation & Logistics Management 4
IB 341 International Accounting 4
IB 351 Global Financial Markets 4
IB 352 International Finance 4
IB 361 International Marketing Management 4
IB 371 International Monetary Theory & Policies 4
IT 201 Introduction to e-Commerce 4
IT 202 Introduction to Internet Marketing 4
Total Major Courses 92 Units
Elective Course (5 courses, 20 units)
A total of twenty (20) quarter units of elective courses from other major programs is required in order to complete the program.
Total Elective Courses 20 Units
Total Courses 180 Units

Graduation Requirements
The Bachelor of Science degree is conferred upon completion of a minimum of one hundred eighty (180) quarter units. The 180 quarter units shall be composed of 45 courses of 4 units each. A minimum grade point average of 2.0 is required. The requirements can be summarized as follows:

Course Units
General Education Courses 68 units
Major Courses 92 units
Electives 20 units
Total 180 units

Up to 128 quarter units (32 courses) of coursework can be accepted for transfer credits from another institution. At least 52 quarter units (13 courses) of Major courses must be completed in residency at the California University of Management and Sciences. Deviations and substitutions for the requirements must be approved by the Academic Dean.

Curriculum

Major in International Business — 27 credits
Minor in International Business — 12 credits

Sample courses include:
International Financial Management
Environment of World Business
Management of Multinational Corporations
Cross-Cultural Communications and Management
International Marketing Management
International Business Law
International Organizations
Globalization and Sustainable Development

See the BComm degree description for information on the core and elective requirements. For a complete list of courses: Undergraduate Calendar
International Business Co-op program

The program examines international business issues from a strategic perspective while offering exposure to several disciplines including international management, marketing, finance, as well as international aspects of politics, economics, and sociology. Students benefit from the program’s practical orientation toward the exporting of goods and services, dealing with the challenges of a complex multicultural and multilingual marketplace, and exposure to the legal implications of operating within a global environment.
Performing on-site audits of international standards procedures and implementation
Studying the implications and repercussions of international policy change on domestic and international markets
Local and international sourcing, allocation and distribution of industrial materials
Short and long term forecasts for product sales and competition in key markets
Admission Requirements

International Business (BComm - Major/Minor) requirements: Minimum cut-off averages, admission statistics and program requirements.

Undergraduate admissions guidelines: For information on international admission, required documents, proof of language proficiency, the university admissions timetable, selection and notification process.

The International Business curriculum prepares students to meet the challenges of the global workplace. Varied learning methodologies focus on enhancing business fundamentals with the skills to manage cultural, social, and linguistic diversity. Successful students will acquire the comprehensive perspective, critical thinking, and problem solving expertise essential for international business operations.
Foundations of Excellence 39 cr.
COMM120 Presentation Techniques 3 cr.
ECON200 Microeconomics 3 cr.
ECON201 Macroeconomics 3 cr.
ENGL109 Composition 3 cr.
ENGL110 Advanced Composition 3 cr.
ENGL311 Professional Writing 3 cr.
FRSM100 Career and Education Seminar 3 cr.
MATH120 College Mathematics 3 cr.
MATH320 Introduction to Statistics 3 cr.
SOSC201 Diversity in Society 3 cr.
HUMN Humanities Elective 3 cr.
SOSC Social Science Elective 3 cr.
SCI or MATH Science or Math Elective 3 cr.
Foundations of Business 32 cr.
ACCT201 Accounting Foundations I 4 cr.
ACCT202 Accounting Foundations II 4 cr.
BITS211 Microcomputer Applications: Spreadsheet 3 cr.
BUSN120 Introduction to Business 3 cr.
BUSN210 Professional Ethics 3 cr.
CISP101 Computer Foundations 3 cr.
FINC211 Corporate Finance 3 cr.
LEGL210 Business Law Foundations 3 cr.
MGMT211 Management Foundations 3 cr.
MKTG211 Marketing Foundations 3 cr.
Major 43 cr.
FORL Foreign Language 6 cr.
BUSN225 International Business 3 cr.
BUSN403 Business Research 3 cr.
BUSN495 Business Planning Capstone 4 cr.
FINC235 Financial Analysis for Business Managers 3 cr.
FINC320 International Finance 3 cr.
GPMT350 Principles of Project Management 3 cr.
HRMG213 Human Resource Management 3 cr.
LEGL320 International Business Law 3 cr.
MGMT330 International Management 3 cr.
MGMT440 Strategic Management 3 cr.
MGMT490 or SABR381 Management Internship or Student Abroad Experience 3 cr.
MKTG421 International Marketing 3 cr.
Open Electives 6 cr.

Printable Version

Students must complete a total of any eight courses:
Session 3, 2007 late October – early February

BUS704 Corporate Finance
MGT702 Managing People
MGT703 Strategic Management *
MGT704 Global Business Management
Session 1, 2008 late February – early June

ACC701 Accounting for Managers
BUS703 Research Methods for Managers
BUS705 Innovation and Entrepreneurship *
MKG701 Marketing Management
Session 2, 2008 late June – early October

BUS702 Economics for Managers
BUS706 International Business Law and Ethics
INF701 Information Systems for Managers
MGT701 Managing Organisations
Session 3, 2008 late October – early February

BUS704 Corporate Finance
MGT702 Managing People
MGT703 Strategic Management *
MGT704 Global Business Management
* BUS705 Innovation and Entrepreneurship and MGT703 Strategic Management are integrative courses which draw on a wide range of theories and practices covered in other courses in the program. Where possible, BUS705 and MGT703 should be undertaken towards the end of the MInt Bus program.

Required courses:

MGT 2350–International Comparative Management

Three courses selected from (must be from at least two different disciplines*):
ACC 2420–International Accounting
BL 2160–International Business Law
ECO 3115–Alternative Economics Systems
ECO 3127–Economics of Underdeveloped Areas
ECO 4204–Economics of Latin America & the Caribbean
FIN 2335–International Financial Management
MGT 2208–Special Topic in International Management
MGT 2250–Global Corporate Social Responsibility
MKT 2280–International Marketing and Trade
Approved IB elective

*IB co-majors are required to take an international course in their major discipline if such course is offered. This course will also satisfy a major elective requirement.

One international History or international Social Science elective chosen from one of the following departments:
Geography and the Environment, History, Political Science, Psychology, or Sociology.

Language requirement: Two semesters of a foreign language at the intermediate level if French, German, Italian, or Spanish OR two semesters of Arabic, Chinese, Japanese, or Russian at any level (if a student did not take any of these languages in high school for two years or more). Credits for a language may satisfy humanities and/or free electives.

Approved international experience: Course-related trip, exchange program, semester abroad, or internship.

Advanced Master’s Programs: financing

A number of solutions are available to finance your Advanced Master’s Programs. Scholarships and various types of financial aid exist in limited number, so students are advised to seek financing from sources in their home country. Agreements with local banks provide for loans at preferential rates for French citizens and non-French students who have a guarantor residing in France. A non-refundable deposit must be paid toward tuition fees on registration.

Tuition

Application fee: 115 euros
Tuition (for 2008-2009) :
• 15,700 euros for Advanced Master’s degrees in Financial Techniques and in Finance & Asset Management
• 14,500 euros for a Advanced Master’s degree in Information Systems and Telecommunication Networks
• 14,400 euros for other Advanced Master’s degrees
• A non-refundable 10 % deposit must be paid at registration. Payment may be made in six installments, from October to March.

Financial aid

International candidates, check financial aid solutions specially designed for you.

Bank loans

Apprenticeship: an excellent solution for participants enrolled in :
- International Business Law and Management
- Management of Information Systems and Telecommunication Networks
- International Supply Management.

ThalesAcademia scholarships: A partnership between the Thales Group, the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs and ESSEC Business School for students from :
- China
- Russia
- India
- Brazil.

The four to six month internship (from 1000 to 1300 euros a month). It contributes to finance studies up to 40 %.

Advanced Master’s grants: awarded depending on income and revised each year, grants can cover up to 30% of tuition. Grant requests must be made during the month of October.

In addition to specialized courses in international business law, the Master’s offers the apprenticeship option and can help you understand the functioning and demands of the corporate environment. Armed with this dual expertise, you will be ready to join the most prestigious international law offices, consulting firms, and multinationals.

Key objectives

Thanks to a diverse and practical program of international scope and a 4 to 6-month internship in a company or lawyer’s office, participants can join the most prestigious international corporate law offices, consulting companies, and multinational companies, all of which are seeking lawyers and jurists competent in management and completely familiar with their clients’ international legal environment. Apprenticeship is available for this program.

This bachelor’s of business administration program is most suitable for non-traditional students who are already employed and do not wish to pursue four years of foreign language study. Upon completion of the international business major, these individuals will be able to expand their careers to the international arena using their newly gained knowledge of international business as well as their skills in the functional area (e.g., accounting, marketing).

Faculty advisor for this program is Professor David Victor.

The Program:General Education
32-47
College of Business requirements
45
Area Studies: (1.5 credits each, taken three times)
4.5
IB 375 Doing Business in (India, China, Germany…)

Required Courses:
4.5
IB 210
IB 370 Fundamentals of Global Business
International Business Ethics

International Business Electives: choose 3-5 courses from a list of ten:
9-15
ACC 475
ECON 370
ECON 480
FIN 370
IB 479
LAW 350
MGMT 492
MGMT 495
MKTG 375
MKTG 460 International Accounting
Comparative Economic Systems
International Economics
International Business Finance
Special Topics/Short Course Study Abroad*
International Business Law
Managing World Business Communications
International Management
International Business Transactions
International Marketing

Foreign Language Course (JPNE, FRNH, SPNH, GERN, or FLAN 261 or
proof of fluency):
3
Functional Area: choose from accounting, accounting information systems, computer information systems, economics, entrepreneurship, finance, general business, management, or marketing.
12-33

Free electives
0-26
Total credit hours
124-143

*May be waived for international students or students who have participated in a similar study abroad experience.

For more information see the Graduation Checklist, Expected Course Schedule or the Undergraduate Catalog.

Offered by the Faculty of the Department of Marketing