A minor is not required with this major. The Faculty International business is administered by the International Business Program Committee. Special Advantages of the SDSU Program Internships for credit required through the International Business Program. May be domestic or foreign, completed during one semester or over a year. Exchanges with foreign business schools in Canada, Chile, Ecuador, France, Germany, Mexico and Spain.
Students spend a year studying abroad at SDSU tuition rates.
Special instruction in business terminology, issues and concepts, offered by the language departments during the third year of language studies. Madrid and Paris Chambers of Commerce Certification via locally administered examinations, affirming student's business knowledge and linguistic capacity. To further explore career options in this field, visit the Career Services Website. Academic Advising All prospective international business majors are required to consult with the International Business Program office prior to declaring this major. All students admitted to the University with a declared major in pre-international business are required to attend a group advising meeting with the Academic Advisor for the International Business Program during their first semester on campus.