International Management Major
The major in International Management is offered jointly with the Department of Economics and Business and the Department of Modern Languages and Literatures. It consists of six courses in each department and includes a semester-long program of study in a country where French, German or Spanish is spoken as a primary language. Students will consult with advisors to choose programs abroad that compliment the programmatic focus. All students interested in this major should consult with Professors Eva Marikova Leeds and Carmen Ferrero (Spanish), Joanne McKeown (French), or Axel Hildebrandt (German).
There is no minor offered in International Management.
Management Requirements
Management Elective
Select One Course
Modern Language Requirements: German
- Select One (1) of the following Three (3) courses.
- AND
One Elective course above GERM 215 - AND
One 200 or 300 level course in German during study abroad, in consultation with your advisor - AND
One 300 Level course in German after Study Abroad
Modern Language Requirements: French
- AND
FREN 290 - Doing Business with the French and Francophone Worlds - AND
One 200 or 300 level course in French during study abroad, in consultation with your advisor - AND
One 300 Level course in French after Study Abroad
Modern Language Requirements: Spanish (non-native speakers)
- One 200 or 300 level Spanish course during study abroad, in consultation with your advisor
- AND
One 300 Level Spanish Elective after Study Abroad
Modern Language Requirements: Spanish (heritage speakers)
- AND
One 200 Level Elective course in Spanish - AND
One 200 or 300 level course in Spanish during study abroad, in consultation with your advisor - AND
One 300 Level course in Spanish after Study Abroad
Free Electives
As Needed to meet 120 Credit Requirement.