International Business & Management (IB&M) Major, Fall 2001 and After:
[If you entered the major before Fall 2001, click here for major requirements.]

Total Courses (15)

I. Core Economics Courses (2)

Econ 111 Introduction to Microeconomics
Econ 112 Introduction to Macroeconomics

II. Core Business Courses (6)

IB&M 100 Fundamentals of Business (capacity 40)

IB&M 110 Financial Accounting (capacity 25)

IB&M 200 Global Economy (capacity 25)

IB&M 220 Managerial Economics (capacity 25)
IB&M 230 Organizational Behavior (capacity 25)

IB&M 240 Marketing (capacity 25)

III. Electives (2)

IB&M300 Topics in International Business and Management

IV. Foreign Language (2)

2 Courses beyond the intermediate level of foreign language (Asian languages, 6 semesters total; Non-Asian languages, 5 semesters total)

V(A). Country/Area Courses (2)

1 Course in the economics, politics, or history of the country or region of specialization
1 Course in the culture of the country or region of specialization

Or

V(B). Global Issues Courses (2)

Two electives from the humanities, natural sciences, or social sciences that take a systemic view of global affairs and examine transnational phenomena.

Or

V(C). Country/Area Course / Global Issues Course (2)

One course each from V(A) and V(B) above.

VI. Capstone Course (1)

IB&M 400 Senior Seminar

VII. Field Experience (Non-Credit)

NOTE: This changes the pre-Fall 2001 requirements in three ways: (1) IB&M201 is eliminated and replaced by IB&M100; (2) IB&M240 is added to the curriculum; (3) Students who entered prior to F2001 may count IB&M 240 Marketing as a 300 class; (4) Students are allowed increased flexibility in choosing their electives [section V(B) and V(C)].