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Core courses include:
MGT 301Course Description:
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Principles of Management |
GLB 301Course Description:
Discusses multinational corporate strategy, structure, operations, and the social and economic factors affecting global business. |
Business in the Global Environment |
FIN 301Course Description:
Introduces the basic concepts, principles, and tools of financial management. |
Fundamentals of Finance |
MKT 301Course Description:
Examines the role and process of marketing within the society, economy, and business organization. |
Fundamentals of Marketing |
OPM 301Course Description:
Introduces the management of service and manufacturing conversion processes, with emphases on quality management and computer applications. |
Operations Management |
ACC 346Course Description:
Information requirements and transaction processing for integrated accounting systems emphasizing database systems analysis and design, controls, and computer processing. |
Information Systems Management |
GLB 302Course Description:
Develops an understanding of culture (individual, organizational, national, subcultural, transnational, and global) and change and interaction applied to management decisions. |
Cultural and Diversity Management |
GLB 303Course Description:
Overviews types of relationships found in organizations, then trains students in the interpersonal skills necessary to effectively manage those relationships. |
Relationship Management |
GLB 401Course Description:
Provides an integrative framework for global corporate strategic analysis and opportunities for integrated decision making in actual and simulated businesses. |
Global Business Integration |
Global Business (Financial Management) - BS
Critical Requirements and Major Map
The objective of the Financial Management Concentration is to prepare students to enter a career in the corporate finance area. Students will get an in-depth look at both the quantitative and qualitative aspects of the analytical tools needed to make financial management decisions. Emphasis will be on both domestic and global environments in which the financial managers make decisions based on the nature and use of various securities available. Students will receive exposure to financial-statement components, external-reporting concepts, roles of information, alternative valuation methods, and standard setting. Prerequisite: previous course work in financial accounting or permission of director.
Courses include:
ACC 410Course Description:
Topics include financial statements, roles and effects of accounting information in society, policy setting, managers' choice of accounting techniques. Cannot be used for major credit in Accountancy. |
Contemporary Financial Reporting |
FIN 410Course Description:
Strategies and mechanics of investing in stocks, bonds, and derivatives. Topics include investment selection, portfolio management, financial markets, and institutions. |
Investments |
FIN 411Course Description:
Explores the environmental challenges facing financial managers in global financial markets and develops tools and techniques to meet such challenges. |
International Finance |
FIN 412Course Description:
In-depth extension of core finance course. Typical topics include financial planning/control, risk and valuation, capital budgeting. |
Financial Management |
Global Business (Leadership and Management) - BS
Critical Requirements and Major Map The Leadership and Management Concentration provides students with a broad introduction to principles and practices relevant in today's complex business world. Emphasis is on leadership applications and development; and management of human resources in a domestic and global business environment. This concentration is designed for those students who seek a challenging and rewarding management position.
Courses include:
Global Business (Marketing) - BS
Critical Requirements and Major Map
Study in the field of marketing involves analysis of how organizations design, distribute, price, and promote products and services that satisfy customer needs as well as meet organizational objectives. Marketing students prepare for careers in general marketing management, brand management, advertising, marketing research, international marketing, distribution and retailing, also selling and sales management.
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