Advancements in the fields of communications and technology, as well as international travel, have shrunk the planet substantially. These developments have also created many more business opportunities for companies around the globe. The opening of nations' economies and lowering of international trade tariffs has increased the volume of international business to a level that was unimaginable just 20 years ago. Now, a manufacturer in the United States not only targets American customers but foreign ones as well. As a specialist who understands the diversity of international business - and is armed with a strong business school background - an international business major can be a valuable participant in global business ventures.
Baccalaureate Transfer Options
- Associate in Arts with concentration in International Business
- Suggested courses for International Business Concentration: ACCT 101, 102; ECON 225, 231, 232; HIST 112, 202; CIS 110
- Other suggested courses: MATH 160, 170, 190
- Associate in Science with concentration in International Business
- Suggested courses for International Business Concentration: ACCT 101, 102; ECON 225, 231, 232; HIST 112, 202; CIS 110
- Other suggested courses: MATH 160, 170, 190
