Business Administration, B.S. - International Business

The International Business concentration, which is housed within the General Business major, emphasizes the importance of foundations in finance, accounting, management and marketing to ground a growing perspective of international business. A degree in International Business enables students to succeed in organizations throughout our interconnected world. This program of study prepares students to work in international businesses or global financial firms. Millersville University’s General Business program is internationally accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP).

Major in Business Administration
- BUSINESS FOUNDATIONS BLOCK
  
  9 hours
  - BUAD 161
    
    Intro to Financial Accounting (C- minimum)
  - BUAD 162
    
    Intro to Managerial Accounting (C- minimum)
  - BUAD 202
    
    Legal Environment of Business (C- minimum)
- BUSINESS CORE REQUIREMENTS
  
  24 hours
  - A grade of C- or higher is required in BUAD 231 (Marketing), BUAD 251 (Management), and BUAD 341 (Finance) as a pre-requisite for the upper level courses in the respective areas.
  - BUAD 206
    
    Business Research Methods
  - BUAD 231
    
    Principles of Marketing
  - BUAD 251
    
    Principles of Management
  - BUAD 307
    
    Management Information Systems
  - BUAD 341
    
    Managerial Finance 1
  - BUAD 352
    
    Human Resource Management
  - BUAD 358
    
    Management Science
  - BUAD 455
    
    Strategy and Policy
- DEPARTMENTAL ELECTIVES - Choose 9 hours from:
  
  9 hours
  - Any ACCT course(s)
  - Any BUAD course(s)
  - Any FIN course(s)
  - Any MGMT course(s)
  - Any MKTG course(s)
  - Any ACFN course(s)
  - Any MGMK course(s)
  - Any INTB course(s)
  - Any INTE course(s)
  - Note: This requirement may not be satisfied with BUAD 161, BUAD 162, BUAD 202, BUAD 206, BUAD 231, BUAD 251, BUAD 307, BUAD 341, BUAD 352, BUAD 358, or BUAD 455.
  - For 'Departmental Electives', you may select any three BUAD courses (including COOP/Internships), or you may also take certain approved non-business elective courses to fill this requirement. You may click here to see the current list of non-business electives. Declaring more than one business concentration, a second major, or a minor will waive departmental electives.
- OPTION DECLARED
- Concentration in International Business - See separate block
Total hours

42 hours

Concentration in International Business-BUAD
- Introduction to International Business - Choose 1 of the following:
  
  3 hours
  - INTB 321A
    
    Intro to Internationl Business
  - INTB 321B
    
    Intro to Internationl Business
- International Business Directed Electives - Choose 3 of the following:
  
  9 hours
  - FIN 344
    
    International Finance
  - MGMT 357
    
    International Management
  - MKTG 435
    
    International Marketing
  - ECON 325
    
    International Economics
- International Business Electives - Choose 1 class from:
  - ANTH 121
    
    Cultural Anthropology
  - Any 33-level MKTG course(s)
  - Any 43-level MKTG course(s)
  - Any 34-level FIN course(s)
  - Any 44-level FIN course(s)
  - Any 35-level MGMT course(s)
  - Any 45-level MGMT course(s)
  - Any 36-level ACCT course(s)
  - Any 46-level ACCT course(s)
  - BUAD 488A
    
    Seminar in Accounting and Finance
  - BUAD 488B
    
    Seminar in Management and Marketing
  - GEOG 222
    
    Economic Geography
  - GOVT 251
    
    Introduction to Global Politics
  - GOVT 325
    
    Modern Asia
  - GOVT 351
    
    International Law

Req Related for Business Administration
- Required Related Credits
- ECON 101
  
  Principles of Macroeconomics (C- minimum)
  
  3 hours
- ECON 102
  
  Principles of Microeconomics (C- minimum)
  
  3 hours
- Data Visualization and Communication - Choose 1 of the following:
  
  1–4 hours
  - MATH 256
    
    Data Visualization and Communication
  - MATH 279
    
    Experimental (Data Visualiation & Comm)
- MATH 235
  
  Survey of Statistics
  
  3 hours
- Recommended Foreign Language Proficiency
  
  0 hours
  - Foreign language courses at the intermediate level or above.
  - Students with an International Business option are recommended to fulfill the business electives by attaining proficiency in a foreign language at the intermediate level or above.
Total hours

10–13 hours

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Business Administration, B.S. - International Business

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