Students wishing top combine the study of Japanese or Chinese with a concentration in language and World Business may do so by majoring in Interdisciplinary Programs focusing in Asian Studies. In this case, elementary competency in Japanese or Chinese is a prerequisite to acceptance to the program. The International Business emphasis is more general in nature and provides a broad survey of courses related to international marketing and management. The other two programs are more specific in nature and focus. Minimum requirements for progression to the concentration are a 2.75 cumulative average in the courses specifically required by the College of Arts and Sciences in Basic Skills and Distribution and in the Language and World Business plan of studies, and a 3.0 average in language courses.
Progression is based on availability of space in the program.
Language and World Business Major Guide Language and World Business Home Page University of Tennessee, Knoxville Undergraduate Catalog.