Courses Required
- Mathematics & Departmental Core Requirements:
- MCS 121 - Calculus I
- Either E/M 125 - Statistics for Economics & Management
or MCS 142 - Introduction to Statistics
or MCS 341 - Probability Theory & Mathematical Statistics II
- E/M 101 - Principles of Macroeconomics
- E/M 102 - Principles of Microeconomics
- E/M 130 - Financial Accounting
- Additional Course Requirements
- E/M 261 - Organizational Behaviors
- E/M 283 - International Trade & Finance
- E/M 351 - International Management
- 3 courses from the following:
- E/M 230 - Managerial Accounting
- E/M 251 - Ethics In Business & Economics
- E/M 260 - Marketing
- E/M 265 - Business Law
- E/M 272 - Financial Markets & Institutions
- E/M 282 - Labor Economics
- E/M 284 - Economic Development & World Resources
- E/M 350 - Human Resource Management
- E/M 353 - Production & Operations Management
- E/M 360 - Managerial Economics
- At least 3 intermediate and advanced language courses, normally 201, 202 and 251. Minimum language proficiency at the 251 level (250 for Spanish)
- Additional International Foundations Requirements:
- Either European Emphasis:
- Either HIS 120 - Modern Europe II, 1789-Present
or CUR 110 – Historical Perspective II
- 1 course from the following:
- HIS 212 - Modern Russia
- HIS 219 - Scandinavia Since 1800
- HIS-325 - 20th- Century Europe
- FRE 351 - Commercial French
- FRE 352 - French Cinema
- FRE 361 - French Prose
- FRE 362 - French Drama
- GER 371 - Short Prose Works
- GER 373 - Modern German Drama
- RUS 374 - Russian Literature Of The 20th Century
- SCA 234 - Scandinavian Film
- SPA 321 - Spanish Culture
- SPA 323 - Survey Of Spanish Literature
- SPA 390 - Film In Spanish
- or Latin America Emphasis:
- POL 230 - Latin American Politics
- 1 course from the following:
- HIS 160 - Introduction To Latin America
- HIS 264 - The Mexican Revolution
- SPA 320 - Spanish-American Culture
- SPA 322 - Masterworks Of Spanish-American Literature
- SPA 375 - Women Writers In Spanish
- or Asian Emphasis:
- POL 255 - East Asian Politics & Development
- Either ENG 238 - Japanese Literature
or REL 235 - Zen & Japanese Culture
- or American Emphasis (available only to international students for whom English is a second language)
- HIS 140 - American History Since The Civil War
- POL 110 - U.S. Government & Politics
- 2 courses from the following:
- ENG 121 - American Literature I
- ENG 122 - American Literature II
- ENG 124 - American Women Writers
- ENG 126 - Ethnic-American Literature
- ENG 128 - American Pastoralism
- GEG 232 - Central America/Caribbean
- GEG 234 - The American West
- HIS 130 - American History To The Civil War
- HIS 231 - Women In The United States: Private Lives, Public Lives
- HIS 232 - African-American History
- HIS 236 - American Radicalism, 1776-1940
- HIS 342 - Recent History Of The United States Since 1945
- HIS 343 - America And The Vietnam War
- PHI 233 - American Philosophy
- POL 215 - Political Parties & Elections
- POL 220 - U.S. Public Policy
- POL 312 - The U.S. Congress
- POL 318 - The American Presidency
- POL 320 - State & Local Government
- S/A 237 - American Minorities
- or Other courses may be substituted with approval of the Department Chair.
- 1 additional course which may be either another advanced language course or another International Foundations course. Elementary language course do not count.
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