International Business Degrees Online

M.B.A. Degree Completion Requirements
Complete any necessary prerequisites.
Complete the degree in four calendar years from the date on a student’s initial registration or may be held to any new degree requirements.
Maintain a cumulative 3.0 GPA and achieve a C (2.0) grade or higher in each course.
Complete 12 three-credit courses, including seven to nine foundation courses (21 to 27 credits) and three to five specialization courses (nine to 15 credits).
Develop and successfully demonstrate a range of critical thinking skills to complete an oral and written presentation reflecting the integration and application of theory to practice in MBA 690 Strategic Management Seminar.M.B.A. Foundation Courses 27 Credits
MBA 600 Leadership and Management of Business Organizations 3
MBA 605 Managing for Human Resources 3
MBA 610 Legal, Ethical and Social Issues of Business 3
MBA 620 Marketing Management in a Global Economy 3
MBA 630 Managing Technology for Business Transformation 3
MBA 640 Managing for Financial Accountability 3
MBA 645 Managing for Financial Performance 3
MBA 650 Operations Management 3
MBA 690 Strategic Management Seminar 3
International Business Specialization 9 Credits
MBA 661 International Trade and Investment 3
MBA 665 International Finance 3
MBA 668 Special Topics in International Business 3
Additional Course Offerings Credits

International Study OpportunityMBA 660 International Business Studies Abroad 3

Independent StudyMBA 697 Independent Study (Non-Degree Credit Hours) 1-3

Business InternshipMBA 698 Business Administration Internship (Non-Degree Credit Hours) 1-2

Career Options

Here are just a few of the jobs you might pursue after completing this degree.

Program Requirements – International Business
The required business core coursework includes:
BA200 Principles of Financial Accounting (3)
BA201 Principles of Managerial Accounting (3)
BA211 Microeconomics (3)
BA212 Macroeconomics (3)
BA240 Introduction to Information Systems (3)
BA320 Principles of Finance (3)
BA330 Principles of Management (3)
BA350 Principles of Marketing (3)
BA360 Business Law I (3)
BA370 Introduction to Management Science (3)
COM303 Business Communications (3)
BA430 Management Policy (3) Capstone taken during last semester.
BA200 must be taken before BA201.
BA211 must be taken before BA212.
BA200, BA201, BA211 & BA212 must be taken before BA320.
The required courses in the major include:
PS300 Comparative Politics (3)
PS350 International Relations (3)
BA458 International Marketing (3)
BA470 International Operations (3)
BA472 International Management (3)
BA476 International Business and Cross-Cultural Communications (3)
In addition, two courses from the following must be taken as electives:
BA315 Current Economic and Social Issues (3)
BA324 International Finance (3)
BA413 International Economics (3)
BA471 International Risk and Politics (3)

International relations is a study of global affairs that draws upon the connections of economics, politics and history. It applies the contributions of all these disciplines to the study of topics of historical and contemporary importance. Students will examine traditional studies that focus on the role of the nation-state. In addition, they will explore more contemporary insights into the influence of other global factors, such as transnational corporations, diasporas and international organizations whose work spans the globe.

What will I study?
In addition to introductory and upper-level courses in political science and economics, students choose to focus on a particular geographic area in their studies—Europe and Russia, Africa, Asia or Latin America—and they are required to take an additional course beyond the intermediate level in a foreign language.

Quite often the College offers Global Awareness and Global Connections courses that allow students to refine further their understanding of a particular area of the world, or hone their language skills (recent Global Awareness trips went to Japan, Ghana and China, for example). Students also have the opportunity to participate in semester-long and yearlong study abroad programs.

The capstone of the international relations major’s work is the International Relations Senior Seminar, taken in the senior year. The topic changes yearly according to student and instructor interests.

Why should I study international relations at Agnes Scott?
Broaden Your Worldview
The international relations courses at Agnes Scott encourage students not only to learn about the various aspects of the global system, but to think in new ways about how those interconnections have been systematically shaped by history, politics and economics. In courses such as The African Diaspora, Global Migration and International Finance, participants in the major learn to think critically about the world in which they live.
The City of Atlanta
Atlanta provides many hands-on internship opportunities for international relations majors, including The Carter Center and The Coca-Cola Company.
Campus Involvement
Many international relations majors take an active role in the Model UN.

What can I do with this degree?
As you explore the relations among both nations and non-governmental parties, you will draw from the perspectives, theories, insights and methods of several disciplines to acquire the knowledge needed to work in several professions. As a graduate, you can:
Teach in both the United States and abroad;
Work in journalism as an international analyst or news reporter;
Pursue law school, graduate school or business school;
Join the Peace Corps;
Work in international government at the State Department.

BACCALAUREATE IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

INTERNATIONAL TRADE

First Semester

First Year

Second Semester

CODIF.

Short Title

Cr

Prereq.

CODIF.

Short Title

Cr

Prereq.

SICI 3115

Computer Skills

0

HIST 3245

Compendium of History Puerto Rico

3

CISO 3121

Introduction to Psychology I

3

CISO 3122

Introduction to Psychology II

3

CISO 3121

ESPA 3101

Basic Spanish I

3

ESPA 3102

Basic Spanish II

3

ESPA 3101

ENGLISH 3101

Basic English I

3

ENGLISH 3102

Basic English II

3

ENGLISH 3101

3001 or CIFI

CIBI 3001

Introduction Physics I or

Fundamentals of Biology I

3

3002 or CIFI

CIBI 3002

Introduction Physics II or

Fundamentals of Biology II

3

3001 or CIFI

CIBI 3001

MECU 3031

Quantitative Methods I

3

15

15

First Semester

Second Year

Second Semester

CODIF.

Short Title

Cr

Prereq.

CODIF.

Short Title

Cr

Prereq.

ESCO 3001

Psychology of Communication I

3

ESPA 3102

ESCO 3002

Psychology of Communication II

3

ESCO 3001

CONT 3005

Introd. Accounting Basics I

4

CONT 3006

Introd. Accounting Fundamentals II

4

CONT 3005

ADMI 3205

Introduction to Trade Intl

3

COIN 3405

Global Strategic Management

3

ADMI 3205

ECON 3155

Principles of Microeconomics

3

MECU 3031

ECON 3165

Principles of Macroeconomics

3

ECON 3155

Geog 3016

World Geography

3

PSIC 3005

General Psychology

3

CISO 3122

16

16

First Semester

Third Year

Second Semester

CODIF.

Short Title

Cr

Prereq.

CODIF.

Short Title

Cr

Prereq.

HUMA 3021

Cultural expressions of Western Man I

3

HUMA 3022

Cultural events in the western world II

3

HUMA 3021

FINA 4105

Principles of Finance

4

CONT 3006,

ECON 3165

FINA 4028

International Finance

3

FINA 4105

Language I *

3

Language II **

3

Language I *

INCO 3005

Business Communication

3

MERC 4005

International Marketing

3

ADMI 3205

ESTA 3041

Statistics I

3

MECU 3031

ESTA 3042

Statistics II

3

THIS 3041, SICI 3115

Elective in the concentration

3

16

18

First Semester

Fourth Year

Second Semester

CODIF.

Short Title

Cr

Prereq.

CODIF.

Short Title

Cr

Prereq.

Language III

3

Language II

COIN 4405

COIN 4406

Travel or study or Internship Exchange Program and Research Project 1

3

COIN 4305

Methods and techniques of research in Business Adm.

2

ESTA 3042

Free Elective

3

ADMI 4115

Business Development

2

FINA 4028,

MERC 4005

Free Elective

3

COIN 4307

Legal Aspects Intl Trade

4

ADMI 3205

Free Elective

3

HIST 3247

American history

3

Free Elective

3

Elective in the concentration

3

Elective in the concentration

3

17

18

* The student will have the option to enroll in the language of interest (ie French, Italian, Portuguese, German, English, Japanese, etc.).. Enrolling in English courses must be advanced courses.

** This course should be continued during Language I.

1 Students who opt for the trip must enroll in this study during their last summer before completing their degree. Demand for the program and other factors that affect the scheduling of the study tour may require adjustments to this requirement. In planning the study tour was considered the regions under study of the concentration of students in international trade have opted for a sub in a particular region of the world.

Students who opt for the exchange program must participate in it in its fourth year, this time because they have completed all course requirements and electives will only detract from the concentration and free. As far as possible the student will be required in the concentration of international trade that has opted for a sub in the study of a region of the world to study at any university in this region.

The student can do his internship at a local company if working in an area related to international trade. (The DAE has experience coordinating internal accounting, management and human resources in enterprises.) However, encourage participation in internships abroad especially those who subespecialicen in the study of a region. The program may be channeled HACU applications for internships in the United States.

The prerequisite of the research project will be the course of Research Methods and Techniques in Business Administration, which, in turn, has the prerequisite courses of Statistics I and II. For students wishing to create new businesses and ideas with the potential for the market in its global research project, they also require the course of Business Development. Depending on the magnitude and depth of the research project will allow work in groups. (Departmental Research Committee will coordinate and evaluate research projects.) It will encourage interdisciplinary work.

The aim of the race is to prepare executives and / or employers can identify business opportunities in international markets, developing marketing programs and manage the operations of companies in those markets.

The Bachelor of Commerce, is entitled to develop the following activities:
In the area of International Trade analyzes political and economic risks in international markets, products and services suited to international markets, export prices are fixed, prepares for international sales prices, select distribution channels abroad, identifies ways of entries overseas markets, develops programs for customer service, commercial and financial projections prepared for international markets.
International Finance: Exchange rate analyzes, manages the foreign exchange risk coverage, analyze the source of financing for the export and import, analyze financial statements, develop financial strategies for exports and imports, known alternative investment markets of the future, integrating the financial analysis to commercial activity.
Manufacturing and Service Management: Manages the functions of procurement of materials, equipment and services, developing criteria for assessing the needs of different markets according to the restrictions on production and adaptation of plant the company designs and operates the international logistics system , knows the rules of international quality, senses the opportunity to make international transactions for technology transfer, developing a methodology for the analysis of complex problems in the area of international trade.
International negotiations: Analyze the cultural differences in different markets, develop intercultural communication skills, develop strategies and tactics of negotiation, negotiation skills implements.

General Information

Length of Stroke:

This race will be a regular student studying in four years making the case once the curriculum.
Graduation Requirements:

Monograph Course Graduate Degree Examination or if the student has satisfactorily completed and approved all the materials of their curriculum that includes 220 credits, including work and defend it before a monograph examining board.
Title given:

- Degree in International Trade —
Shift:

- Morning, evening and Sunday Night –

Curriculum 2008:

CODIGO SEMESTER I (subject) PREC.
CB100 Calculus I
CB160 I ENGLISH
CP703
ACCOUNTING I
AE201 I ADMINISTRATION
SI400
I COMPUTERS
CB163 PHILOSOPHY

CODIGO SEMESTER II (subject) PREC.
CB101 Calculus II CB100
CB161 SPANISH II CB160
CP704
ACCOUNTING II CP703
AE202 ADMINISTRATION II AE201
SI401 COMPUTERS II SI400
EE950 MICROECONOMICS

CODIGO SEMESTER III (subjects) PREC.
CP711
COST ACCOUNTING I CP704
AE203
HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT I AE202
CB180
FOREIGN LANGUAGE I
DE801 LABOR LAW
CB150 BASIC STATISTICS CB101
EE951
MACROECONOMICS EE950

CODIGO SEMESTER IV (subjects) PREC.
CP712
COST ACCOUNTING II CP711
AE204
HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT II AE203
CB181
FOREIGN LANGUAGE II CB180
DE802 TRADE LAW DE801
CB151
Inferential statistics CB150
AE205
FINANCIAL MATHEMATICS CB101

CODIGO SEMESTER V (subjects) PREC.
CP708
I FINANCES AE205
CB166
SOCIOLOGY
CM900
MARKETING AE202
AE206
ORGANIZATION AND METHODS AE202
CB168
METHODOLOGY OF RESEARCH
CM920
E-COMMERCE E-COMMERCE

CODIGO SEMESTER VI (subjects) PREC.
CP709 FINANCE II CP708
CM906
Market Research CM900
CM901
MARKETING II CM900
DE849
INTERNATIONAL COMMERCIAL LAW DE802
CM911
INTERNATIONAL TRADE
CP712, AE204
IN604 Operations Research CB151

CODIGO SEMESTER VII (subjects) PREC.
AE212 Project formulation and appraisal CP709
AE210 INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS EE951
EE955
ECONOMETRIA CB151
CP739
INTERNATIONAL FINANCE CP709
CM914 PROCESS OF IMPORT AND EXPORT CM911
DE848 TAX AND CUSTOMS LAW DE802

CODIGO SEMESTER VIII (subjects) PREC.
CB162
PROFESSIONAL ETHICS
AE213 BUSINESS STRATEGY AE207
CM913
INTERNATIONAL MARKETS
CM911
CM915
TRANSPORT AND INTERNATIONAL SECURITY CM911
AE217
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AE202
CB171
Seminars

KEY SUBJECT CREDITS

FIRST QUARTER:

Let-100
Mat-100
His-100
Met-100 Spanish I
Mathematics I
Dominican History
Technical Study
3
3
3
3
12
SECOND QUARTER:

Inf-100
Adm-100
Eco-100
Mat-104 Computer I
Int the Administration
Economy I
Financial Mathematics
3
3
3
3
12
THIRD QUARTER:

Est-100
Eco-101
Coi-100
Geo-101 Statistics I
Economy II
Int International Trade I
Universal Geography 3
3
3
3
12

FOURTH QUARTER:

Est-102
Der-301
Con-100
Coi-101
Dominican Economy
Commercial Law
Accounting I
Int International Trade II 3
3
3
3
12
FIFTH QUARTER:

Eco-103
Eco-101
Adm-101
E-100
E-100 International Economy
Cost Accounting
International Law
I Marketing
English I
3
3
3
3
3
15
SIXTH QUARTER:

Mer-101
Coi-102
Adm-115
Adm-114
IDI-101 International Marketing
National and Inter. Foreign Trade
Customs Procedures and Legislation
International Finance
English II 3
2
3
3
3
14
SEVENTH QUARTER:

Coi-103
Coi-104
Coi-105
Idi-102 Treaties and International Trade Foreign Trade
Packing products in International Trade
Costs, prices and quotations in International Trade
English III 2
2
2
3
9
EIGHTH QUARTER:

Coi-106
Con-107
Coi-108
Idi-103 Credits and Collections in International Trade
International Market Research
Foreign Trade in Dominican Republic
English IV 2
2
3
3
10

Job Grade 9

TOTAL CREDITS 105

The Ph.D. program in International Business (DBA) aims to train researchers practical and strategic consultants capable of analyzing the environment of international business, to evaluate the economic opportunities and develop cutting-edge research projects under the new paradigms the address and / or management of international business. His Ph.D. program in International Business by distance learning at AIU is a tailor-made program designed exclusively for you for you and your counselor. This flexibility to ensure their needs are rarely found in other distance learning programs. Our program does not require that students study the same subjects and use the same books and study materials as other students. Instead, our online Doctoral programs are designed just for you. They are designed individually to meet their needs and help them achieve their professional and personal goals.

Important: You will find an example of lines down the topics or areas of study that you can develop and work during their study program. This in no way implies that such a list that you are required to perform at AIU, but is used by you as an example and guide service. Please note that AIU does not require their students to follow a standardized curriculum. You want to learn more about the design of the curriculum at AIU? (Courses and Curriculum)

Issues and Areas of Study in International Business:

International Finance
International Marketing
Production Strategies
Business and Economic Environment
Productive and competitive strategy
Development of new products and services
Foreign Trade Legislation
Customs Management
Foreign Trade
Human processes in the Conduct of Organizations
Government and Control of Organizations
Competitiveness Analysis
Legal Framework of the Financial System

Courses in International Business Research:

Draft Disertación
Proposal MBM900 PhD
MBM902 Doctoral Dissertation (15,000 words)
Published: Every graduate of the Ph.D. in International Business must publish his PhD dissertation on line in the public domain or through professional journals and newspapers.

Course overview
This degree can be taken over two years (accelerated) involving three semesters each year, or over a conventional three year period. The degree starts in February and September of each year.

This new degree has an explicitly international focus which will equip you with a solid foundation for a future career involving business and management in a globalised economy. You will have the opportunity to develop a range of practical skills and analytical techniques currently used within a number of functional areas of global business activity.

Close ties with experienced practitioners and strategists involved in international business will help ensure that the course content and delivery is closely aligned with contemporary business practice.

When you graduate you will be able to:
display a real understanding of contemporary issues such as globalisation, intercultural awareness, sustainability, technological, political, social and demographic change
demonstrate a sound appreciation of international management practice, including international human resources, international marketing, international finance and international logistics, international environmental and e-business management
critically analyse strategic business and organisational behaviour in a global setting.
On a more practical level, you will be able to:
use appropriate IT business applications to support analysis and enhance your presentational and reporting skills
adopt appropriate qualitative and quantitative techniques to analyse issues of strategic importance
plan and execute research and investigative projects
effectively communicate results to a global business audience.
BA (Hons) International Business Strategy is about preparing you for the world of international business, which means not just giving you the skills that are in use today, but developing you intellectually so that you can continue to learn and grow after you graduate, and keep up with the fast changing international business environment.
Module guide
Year One Core Modules
Analysis of Business
Business Environment
Learning and Skills Development in Business
Managing People, Finance and Marketing
International Work Organisation and Career Management
Business in Focus
Year Two Core Modules
International Financial Strategies
International Information and e-Business Strategies
International Operational and Logistical Strategies
International Environmental Management and Sustainability
International Business
Research Skills
Information Systems
Year Three Core Modules
International Intercultural Management
International Marketing Strategies
International Business Strategies in Action
Ethics and Governance
Strategic Management
Undergraduate Major Project
Associated careers

This degree provides an excellent foundation for a wide range of careers in financial services, marketing, consultancy or general business management in a global setting.
Assessment

Assessment is via a mix of projects, reports, business games and simulations, examinations and a variety of written coursework, assignments. Coursework includes problem solving activities, consultancy projects, presentations and individual and group reports.
Professional recognition

Graduates may be exempt upon application from certain examinations of some professional bodies, e.g. The Strategic Planning Institute, the UK’s leading professional body for strategy executives.

Degree in International Trade

Objective: To train professionals with a humanistic sense of professional ethics and social commitment that they have skills in marketing, logistics and international negotiations, enabling them to analyze, interpret and implement solutions to the problems of trade relations with other roles to boost economic development d different public and private organizations, because of changes to be generated in the new local, regional and global levels.

Title: BA in International Trade
Duration: 4 years (8 semesters)

Investment: Registration: Gs. 250,000 (annual). Fee: Gs. 250,000 (monthly) (subject to promotion)

Frequency: Regular Plan: Monday to Thursday
Hours: Morning: 08:00 to 11:15 Afternoon: 14:30 to 17:45 Evening: 18:30 to 21:45
Plan modular: Saturday: 08:00 to 15:30 and intensive summer

Curriculum:

FIRST YEAR

Seminar: Reality and National Human Development

Themes: Human Rights, Environment and Gender

FIRST SEMESTER
Theory of Administration
Basic Math
Accounting I
Introduction to Law

SECOND SEMESTER
Informatics
Financial Mathematics
Introduction to Economics
Accounting II
Civil Law

SECOND YEAR

FIRST SEMESTER
Cost Accounting
Microeconomics
Statistics I
Trade Law

SECOND SEMESTER
Accounting Management
Marketing
Statistics II
Labor Law

THIRD YEAR

FIRST SEMESTER
Accounting III
International Law
International Economy
International Trade I
International Marketing I

SECOND SEMESTER
Finance
Market Research
International Marketing II
International Trade II
International Business I

FOURTH YEAR

FIRST SEMESTER
International Finance
International Business II
Customs Legislation
Research Methodology

SECOND SEMESTER
Informatics
International Trade II
International Business Operations Planning
International Markets II
Preparation and Final Defense

OBJECTIVE:
Develop in students the analytical capacity and powers to implement the administrative and business enterprises nationally and internationally. And apply knowledge of marketing strategies and identify and financial companies importing or exporting.

PROFESSIONAL:
The Bachelor of National and International Business can play in national and international companies, importers or exporters, in units of government or as Independent Counsel in the following areas:
1. Commercial Operations
2. Marketing
3. Import / Export
4. Shopping
5. Administrative

This degree is available on campus:

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CURRICULUM: 1st Quarter

Introduction to Management
Fundamentals of Economy
Fundamentals of Law
Learning Skills
Introduction to Accounting The 2nd semester

International Trade
Business Introduction
Organizational Design
Trade Law
Reading Skills 3rd Quarter

Operations Management
Trade with Latin America
Quality Circles
International Marketing
Learning Strategies

4th Quarter

Setting Strategies
Pricing and Distribution System

Operations
Financial Microeconomics
Research Methodology
Computación 5th Semester

International trade with North America
Costs and Budgets
Human Resources
Macroeconomics Professional Writing 6th Semester

Trade with Europe and Asia
Blocks International
Statistics and Probability
Learning Attitude
English I
7th Semester

Finance
International Arbitration
Operations Research
Human Relations and Communication
English II 8th semester

I address
Labor Capital Management
Negotiation Techniques
Social Skills
English III 9th semester

Address II
Investment Projects
International Contracts
Ethics and Values
English IV
10th Quarter

International Finance
Learning to Learn
English V