Department of Management, Gordon S. Lang School of Business and Economics
The Minor in International Business focuses on developing a broad set of knowledge and competencies expected of business professionals working in a global context. The course curriculum is unique and integrates a multi-disciplinary view of global issues with a fundamental understanding of management, social responsibility, sustainability and economic issues. Unique to this program is the requirement to take an additional modern language course. This Minor is relevant to students from most disciplines who are interested in pursuing careers with a global context.
By taking this minor, students will advance competencies in the following areas:
- Understanding of Global Issues
- Sustainability and Social Responsibility
- International Economics
- Cultural Diversity
- Communication
Learning Outcomes
Upon completion of the Minor in International Business students will be able to:
- Critically analyze problems using the management principles and theories in the field of international business.
- Develop solutions based on sound theories and evidence-based practices in the field of international business.
- Discuss how economic principles and practices are applied in the field of international business.
- Communicate in another modern language other than English.
- Utilize principles of responsible management and sustainability in analysis of international business issues.
- Examine international business from multicultural and diverse perspectives outside of the domestic context.
- Work effectively in a team and interact with stakeholders within the context of a diverse and global community.