We also recommend that students with limited programming experience take Introduction to Computer
Science I (CS 503) and Introduction to Computer Science II (CS 504).
Dual Concentrations:
Students interested in completing IS and E-Business as a second concentration may earn the
concentration certificate by completing MGS 607 plus four MIS courses. These courses must include
MGS 602 or MGS 650, MGS 613, and MGS 614. In addition, the student must complete one of the
following: MGS 616, MGS 651, MGS 655, or MGS 659.
International Management Concentration
Objective
The International Management Concentration is intended to provide students with a comprehensive
overview of the principal topics and issues in international business. The concentration focuses on skill
development related to the management of international business partnerships and complex multinational
operations.
Description
The concentration consists of courses concerned with the political, economic, legal, and social
dimensions of international business. The International Management Concentration is designed to
supplement training in a particular functional area and should be taken together with a second MBA
concentration. The International Management Concentration includes opportunities for overseas
internships and/or study abroad programs integrated with the MBA program.
FIRST YEAR
Fall Semester
MBA Core
15 credits
Spring Semester
MBA Core
10 credits
Electives 3-6 credits
SECOND YEAR
Fall Semester
MGF 685
International Financial Management*
Primary concentration courses and/or internship and/or elective
Spring Semester
MGO 642
Integration of Business Foundations – 1 credit
MGO 644
Business Practice – 1 credit
MGM 683
International Marketing*
MGO 633
Supply Chains and Global Operations*
Primary concentration courses or elective(s)
One elective* in addition to required courses above, selected from:
GEO 531 Introduction to International Business and World Trade
MGO 695/MGO 681 Special Topics relating to China/The China Trip
MGO 680 International Business Environment (if offered)
*concentration requirements
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