Business Administration, Global Management Concentration, B.S.B.A.

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Minimum number of credits required to graduate: 124

Minimum Cumulative GPA required to graduate: 2.0

Minimum number of credits to complete the major: 64

Today, more than ever, businesses of all sizes and across different industries are globally connected. Whether firms are managing their international operations, importing, exporting, or competing with foreign players in their own backyard, this global connectedness demands managers who can address the complexities of the international business environment. In our cross-disciplinary global management program, you’ll gain proficiency in a foreign language and develop the managerial competences required to drive business success in a globalized world.

In addition to satisfying the college’s general education requirements and the cognate and core requirements for the major in Business Administration, students concentrating in Global Management complete the following courses:

Concentration Requirements

Global Management Concentration Core Requirements

Choose four of the following:

FIN 3400 - International Financial Management Credits: 4
MGT 3510 - International Management Credits: 4
MGT 3520 - Global Issues in Management Credits: 4
MGT 3640 - Global Supply Chain Management Credits: 4
MKT 3320 - Global Marketing Credits: 4

Required Global Management Elective

Choose one of the following:

ECO 3306 - International Economics Credits: 4
MGT 3440 - Diversity in the Workplace Credits: 4
MGT 3540 - International Entrepreneurship Credits: 4
MGT 3530 - Doing Business in Emerging Markets Credits: 4
MGT 4510 - Senior Seminar in Global Management Credits: 4

Required Foreign Language Requirement

In pursuing a Global Management concentration, you’ll be required to show evidence of competence (fluency or FLATS/CLEP exam) or completion of one foreign-language course at the intermediate level or above. If you place into (and complete) an intermediate level course to fulfill the foreign language requirement to the Liberal Studies core, that course can also be used to fulfill this requirement.