INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS CURRICULUM

The International Business specialization curriculum of the MBA is made up of a cornerstone course, seven core courses, three electives, and a capstone course for a total of 36 credit hours.

*NOTE: Students choosing this specialization must substitute one core course for an international elective. Permitted substitutions are: (i) OM 540 in place of OM 503; (ii) MGT 556 in place of MGT 505; (iii) ECO 583 in place of ECO 507; or (iv) IB 505 in place of ECO 507.

Foundation Requirements
Students who need the appropriate foundations background will be required to take the modules listed below. Based on the student’s prior academic preparation and work experience, some or all of these modules may be waived.

Foundation Modules (1 credit each, all required unless waived)
Decision-Making Concepts & Tools
MBA 501A: Statistics Module
MBA 501B: Management Science Module
MBA 501C: Information Management Module
 
Accounting Analysis and Business Law
MBA 502A: Financial Accounting Module
MBA 502B: Managerial Accounting Module
MBA 502C: Business Law Module
 
Economics and Finance
MBA 503A: Microeconomics Module
MBA 503B: Macroeconomics Module
MBA 503C: Finance Module
 
Management and Marketing
MBA 504A: Management Module
MBA 504B: Marketing Module
MBA 504C: Operations Management Module

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