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Minor in International Business
Minor in International Business
M&S in IB.mp4The Minor in International Business provides an overview of the nature and intricacies of international business through course work in regional- and global-oriented courses in Marketing, Strategy, Finance, Economics, Law, and Culture. The program introduces students to transnational and cross-cultural tools and skills needed to successfully conduct business in an increasingly international setting toward developing a competent global executive.
Eligibility Requirements
Eligibility Requirements
Open to Non-JGSOM Majors Only
Admission Requirements
Admission Requirements
(Pre-Requisite Courses)
(Pre-Requisite Courses)
Minimum Grade of B in the Required Course for the Minor:
LAS 20: Phil Business Environment: Policies and Programs on Enterprise Development
OR
MKTG 111: Marketing Management
Minimum Grade Requirement
Minimum Grade Requirement
No Grade lower than a C and an average of at least a 3.00 for all subjects qualified within the Minor program
Program Curriculum
Program Curriculum
List of Courses to be Taken:
Required Courses (3 units):
LAS 20: Phil Business Environment: Policies and Programs on Enterprise Development
OR
MKTG 111: Marketing Management
Electives (12 units):
LAS 123: International Business and Trade (3 units)
OR
LAS 123.73: Strategic Issues in Doing Business in ASEAN Context (3 units)
OR
LAS 123.74: Strategic Issues in Doing Business in China (3 units)
OR
LAS 123.75: Strategic Issues in Doing Business in Japan (3 units)
OR
LAS 144.70: Cross-Cultural Communication (3 units)
OR
MKTG 125: International Marketing (3 units)
OR
MKTG 125.03: International Business Opportunities (3 units)
OR
MKTG 125.04: Export Marketing (3 units)
OR
MKTG 125.06: Understanding International Trade and Competition (3 units)
And other International Business-related electives approved by the Program Director
Total Number of Units: 15
Total Number of Units: 15
Specialization in Strategic Human Resource Management
Specialization in Strategic Human Resource Management
The Specialization in International Business provides an overview of the nature and intricacies of international business through course work in regional- and global-oriented courses in Marketing, Strategy, Finance, Economics, Law, and Culture. The program introduces students to transnational and cross-cultural tools and skills needed to successfully conduct business in an increasingly international setting toward developing a competent global executive.
Eligibility Requirements
Eligibility Requirements
Open to JGSOM Majors Only
Admission Requirements
Admission Requirements
(Pre-Requisite Courses)
(Pre-Requisite Courses)
Minimum grade of B in any of the following courses:
LAS 20: Phil Business Environment: Policies and Programs on Enterprise Development
MKTG 111: Marketing Management
MKTG 111.03: Entrepreneurial Marketing (Mgt)
MKTG 111.04: Entrepreneurial Marketing (MAC)
Minimum Grade Requirement
Minimum Grade Requirement
No Grade lower than a C for all subjects qualified for the Specialization
Average of at least a 3.00 for all subjects qualified for the Specialization
Program Curriculum
Program Curriculum
List of Courses to be Taken:
Required Courses (3 units):
One of the following:
LAS 20: Phil Business Environment: Policies and Programs on Enterprise Development
OR
MKTG 111: Marketing Management
OR
MKTG 111.03: Entrepreneurial Marketing (Mgt)
OR
MKTG 111.04: Entrepreneurial Marketing (MAC)
Electives (12 units):
LAS 123: International Business and Trade (3 units)
OR
LAS 123.74: Strategic Issues in Doing Business in China (3 units)
OR
LAS 123.75: Strategic Issues in Doing Business in Japan (3 units)
OR
LAS 123.73: Strategic Issues in Doing Business in the ASEAN Context (3 units)
OR
LAS 144.70: Cross-Cultural Communication (3 units)
OR
MKTG 125: International Marketing (3 units)
OR
MKTG 125.03: International Business Opportunities (3 units)
OR
MKTG 125.04: Export Marketing (3 units)
OR
MKTG 125.06: Understanding International Trade and Competition (3 units)
OR
FINN 141: International Financial Management (3 units)
OR
FINN 142: International Finance and Foreign Exchange Market (3 units)
And other International Business-related electives approved by the Program Director
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