The approach utilizes lectures, case studies, research, guest speakers, and extensive practical application. Designed as a two-quarter sequence. Students may enroll at the beginning of any quarter, summer included. Students and faculty focus on current topics of concern. Offered when faculty, student interest, and availability allow.
Students meet with business community leaders to discuss international aspects of their companies.
Allows for networking and sharing experiences with other students as well as practicing foreign languages. Offers students opportunity to apply principles, concepts, and skills leaned previously to actual business situation. Working on projects provides students an exposure to the issues and choices facing managers operating in an international business environment. I BUS 300. Considers the issues of trade, direct foreign investment, balance of payments, and comparative advantage.