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The degree requires 70-78 semester hours through the following courses:
Select one course from: 4 sh
MTH 116 Applied Calculus OR
MTH 121 Calculus and Analytic Geometry I
ECO 111 Principles of Economics 4 sh
ECO 203 Statistics for Decision-Making 4 sh
ECO 301 Business Economics 4 sh
ACC 201 Principles of Financial Accounting 4 sh
ACC 212 Principles of Managerial Accounting 4 sh
CIS 211 Management Information Systems 4 sh
BUS 202 Business Communications 4 sh
BUS 221 Legal Environment of Business 2 sh
BUS 311 Principles of Marketing 4 sh
BUS 323 Principles of Management & Organizational Behavior 4 sh
BUS 326 Operations Management 4 sh
BUS 465 Business Policy 4 sh
FIN 343 Principles of Finance 4 sh
Select one course from: 0-4 sh
LSB 381 Internship in Business (1-4 sh)
LSB 382 Professional Work Experience (0 credit)
BUS 481 Internship in Business Administration (1-4 sh)
The following two courses are required:
BUS 416 Global Marketing 4 sh
BUS 430 International Business 4 sh
Two 300/400 level courses should be selected from outside Business Administration. At least one of these must be from the Studies in Arts and Sciences course offerings (Expression, Civilization, Society, or Science). These courses must be taken in addition to the upper level GST and Advanced Study courses already required, and may not also count for any other courses in the student’s program of study. Advisors may assist students in the selection of appropriate courses which should enhance the subject matter of the IB concentration. Courses selected are subject to approval by the IB coordinator.
Intermediate proficiency in a modern foreign language is a concurrent requirement of the concentration. Proficiency can be demonstrated either by achieving an intermediate-mid level rating on an Oral Proficiency Interview (OPI) or a Simulated Oral Proficiency Interview (SOPI), by passing a modern foreign language course at the 221 level, or by placement in the language at or above the 222 level.
