COURSE CURRICULUM

The Master of Business Administration with a concentration in International Business offers students a comprehensive education in foundational business practices alongside specialized global business knowledge. Core courses include financial accounting, applied microeconomics, global strategic management, and marketing management. These foundational classes help students understand essential topics such as financial decision-making, ethical responsibilities, economic models, and competitive business strategies. The curriculum builds toward a capstone experience that integrates these concepts through real-world, simulation-based exercises designed to sharpen strategic decision-making in complex environments.The international business concentration expands this foundation with three specialized courses. International Marketing focuses on managing global marketing efforts by exploring legal, ethical, cultural, and technological factors unique to diverse international settings. Students learn to assess cultural environments and identify global opportunities, positioning themselves to develop effective global marketing strategies. International Economics introduces students to international trade theory, economic policies, and financial institutions, providing analytical tools to study trade dynamics, balance-of-payments, and macroeconomic factors affecting international markets. International Finance offers in-depth knowledge of financial markets across countries, covering exchange rate determination, foreign exchange markets, and financial risk management in multinational corporations. Students gain skills in analyzing exchange rate data, forecasting currency trends, and managing international financial risks.Altogether, this program prepares graduates to navigate the complexities of international commerce with a well-rounded skill set in strategic, financial, and marketing functions.