Coordinator: Joy Jiang
Students who graduate with an international management minor will have an understanding of the complexities of doing business in a globally integrated marketplace and the impact of political, economic, cultural factors that underlie global decision making. Additionally, students will be able to identify international opportunities, and the factors that impact success of global business endeavors. The minor requires a minimum of four courses for business students, and five courses for students from all other majors. Students will discover strategies organizations employ when they operate worldwide and learn about the organizational behavior of companies from different parts of the world.
This minor is particularly relevant for students who are interested in working in globally integrated industries like automotive, defense, and technology, and is complimentary for a diverse range of majors, including engineering and computer science, international relations, and most liberal arts majors.
International Management Minor - All business majors
The International Management Minor has several different tracks that allow business students to pursue their major, while complimenting their knowledge base with a global focus that will broaden their opportunities in any industry.
Courses
International Management Minor - All non-business majors
The International Management minor offers the opportunity for students from all majors to learn the basic concepts of business, in addition to the foundations of doing business in the global marketplace.
Courses
A minimum grade of C must be earned in each course in the International Management Minor and in the prerequisites for each course.