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The International Business Certificate is designed
for those who plan to work for an importer, an exporter or for a firm
that has operations outside of the United States. The Certificate offers
timely and timeless information on international markets and current
trends in international business. Generally, every business deals with
international relations in some shape or form; thus, knowledge of
international business will be of high value to students and prospective
employers. Students gain practical experience by participating in
international business projects and class lectures, as well as by
exploring current market information. In addition, the coursework covers
products, services and investment opportunities, as well as potential
business relationships such as agencies, distributorships, joint
ventures, licensing and franchising.
Core material of the International Business Certificate includes: |
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 International financial environment,
international monetary system, and the impact on the economy
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Foreign exchange market
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Measuring and managing foreign exchange risk
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Understanding of international
interrelationships in the economy
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Interrelationship between core business
competencies and how management pulls these relationships together
in a global environment
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Understanding that all firms are impacted by
global economic changes
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Application of investment and financing
decisions
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General knowledge of the role of marketing in
diverse social environments (cultures) and diverse political
entities (nations and regions)
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Developing international market research skills
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Course Requirements: |
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Chose three:
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ACT 442 –International Accounting (summer
only)
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FIN 475 – International Finance
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MKT 365 – International Marketing
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MGT 475 –International Management
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