Dec 17, 2024  
2024-2025 Graduate Catalog 
    
2024-2025 Graduate Catalog

International Business (MS)


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Program Educational Goals


Learning Goals | Knowledge

  • Develop an understanding of the opportunities and challenges that managers, in the smallest entrepreneurial startup to the largest multinational enterprise, navigate to conduct business internationally.
  • Expand awareness of the dimensions and dynamics of the economic, social, political, institutional, investment, trade, monetary, cultural, and legal environments that shape decision-making.
  • Interpret academic frameworks and practitioner perspectives that shape contemporary interpretation of globalization and international business.
  • Integrate theoretical principles and applied practices to analyze managerial effectiveness and company performance.
  • Assess how managers direct international activities responsibly, ethically, fairly, and sustainably.
  • Recognize the opportunities and challenges that influence how entrepreneurs and executives interpret, open, and operate international activities.

 

Learning Goals | Skills

  • Demonstrate problem-solving, critical thinking, creativity, and integrated reasoning skills.
  • Integrate aspects of leadership, communication, and collaboration.

 

Learning Goals | Abilities

  • Improve organizing and manipulating information to see relationships and to solve multiple interrelated problems.
  • Refine understanding of the nuances of the cultural dimensions of international business activities.
  • Enrich emotional intelligence through interaction with a diversity of people and perspectives

 

Learning Goals | Perspectives

  • Expand and enrich one’s global mindset in terms of effectively interpreting the outlooks and orientations of individuals, groups, organizations, and institutions around the world.
  • Expand and enrich one’s cultural mindset via directly participating in a diversity of interpersonal, and social contexts.
  • Expand and enrich one’s digital mindset in terms of effectively mapping and modeling the technological transformation of business activity done internationally.
  • Expand and enrich one’s business mindset to productively navigate the opportunities and challenges that support productive, purposeful, and profitable business activity.

Requirements for the Degree


  • International Business Core - 12 Credits
  • International Business Elective - 3 Credits
  • Business and/or Interdisciplinary Electives - 15 Credits

International Business Core


Complete the 12 credits comprising the International Business Core.

Business and/or Interdisciplinary Electives


Choose and complete 15 credits from the Business and/or Interdisciplinary Electives Set.

Note


Other courses may serve as Business and/or Interdisciplinary Electives with prior approval of the program director, including up to three (3) credits of independent study.

Credits to Total a Minimum of 30


Last Revised for 2023-2024 Academic Year


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