The M.B.A. program with a concentration in International Business is designed to provide students with the knowledge and skills necessary for managing business organizations on a global basis. Students majoring in International Business need to be familiar with macro-aspects of business and economics that cross national boundaries, including regional economic development, cross-cultural management, and multinational marketing. Students concentrate on the general aspects of international business and management. Students must take the following:

PREREQUISITE COURSES (Four Courses: 16 units)
Prerequisite courses are required for non-business undergraduate majors or those students with insufficient background in accounting, economics, and business management.

• AC102Ae General Accounting 1 (4 units)
• EC201e Microeconomics (4 units)
• EC202e Macroeconomics (4 units)
• BU300e Principles of Management (4 units)

• AC501e Managerial Accounting
• BU505e Organizational Behavior
• BU506e Management Decisions
• BU508e Technology and Operations Management
• FI500e Managerial Finance
• MK501e Marketing

• BU511e International Comparative Management
• BU512e Asian Trade Development
• EC512e International Economic Development
• FI510e International Investments

• BU521e Human Resource Management
• IS505e Computer Information Systems
• IS530e Advanced e-Commerce
• IS550e Computer Database Applications
• MK530e Import and Export Procedures