Semester 1, Fall (14 Credits)
ACT501 Accounting for Global Sustainable Enterprise (3 cr.)
Basics of US and international financial reporting and budgeting for business and non-profit organizations.

CIS600 Information Technology and Project Management (3 cr.)
Strategic management of information technology, project planning and implementation.

MKT601 Marketing for Social Sustainable Enterprises (3 cr.)
Customer and stakeholder value creation and capture. Marketing strategy with emphasis on issues of social and sustainable organizations.

MGT667 Global Social Sustainable Entrepreneurship (3 cr.)
Introduction to global challenges of poverty, environmental degradation, and public health and the role of entrepreneurial management in private and public sector approaches.

BUS690 Contemporary Issues in Business (2 cr.)
A series of seminars emphasizing current topics related to the Global Social and Sustainable Enterprise. Topics may include: Leadership Across Cultures, Micro-Finance, Ecological Perspectives for Business, and Marketing Research in Developing Countries.

Semester 2, Spring (12 Credits)
FIN601 Financial Management and Markets (3 cr.)
Integrated coverage of financial management, investments, and markets
and institutions from the public, private, and non-profit perspective.

BUS601 Business Decision Making (2 cr.)
Analysis and management of information; decision tools and concepts.

BUS505 Legal and Ethical Environment of Business (3 cr.)
Legal and regulatory issues impacting business operation. Ethical and social responsibility concepts applied to business setting.

MGT668 Development of Social Sustainable Enterprises (3 cr.)
Early stages of a new venture, including creation of business plan. Additional study of social entrepreneurship and sustainable business strategies.

BUS690 Contemporary Issues in Business (1 cr.)
Seminars on current topics related to the Global Social and Sustainable Enterprise.

Summer Semester (3 Credits)
BUS686/687 Practicum/Internship (3 cr.)
Summer fieldwork involving research, implementation planning, and hands-on experience for student projects.

Semester 3, Fall (11 Credits)
MGT612 Managing in a Global Context (3 cr.)
Global management and human resource development issues and practices. Cross cultural issues in organizational behavior, recruitment, selection, training, and compensation.

BUS669 Sustainable Enterprise Funding and Evaluation (3 cr.)
Funding social and sustainable enterprises. Grant writing, venture philanthropy, angel investors, and venture capital. Project development, evaluation, and execution.

BUS695/696 Independent/Group Study (Plan B, 3 cr.) or BUS699 Thesis (Plan A, 3 cr.)

The Independent/Group Study for the Plan B students will entail a final project, report, and presentations. The thesis option for Plan A students involves a traditional research study.

BUS690 Contemporary Issues in Business (2 cr.)
Seminars on current topics related to the Global Social and Sustainable Enterprise.