For all undergraduate business majors, all concentrations
The Certificate in Global Management gives you an opportunity to show off
your interest and competence in International Business studies. It involves
minimal extra coursework if you start early and plan carefully.
To receive a Certificate in Global Management you need to complete:
International Business Core
FINL 463 International Finance MGMT 420 Managing in a Global Economy MKTG 470 International Marketing
Area Study
Area study requirements consist of 24 credits of non-business coursework that
relate to an international theme. Usually this theme will be geographically-based,
such as Southeast Asia, Latin America, or European region (North America does
not count, nor does your native region if you are an international student.)
Other common themes that are not geographic may submitted for approval as
long as they are consistent with the purpose of area study, which is to introduce
you to another culture from a non-business perspective. Foreign language
courses cannot be used toward area study requirements.Coursework in
this area must include at least two department prefixes.
Foreign Language
Foreign language requirements are two years of university-level foreign language study that compliments your area study theme. University equivalency rules apply in this situation.
Study Abroad
We encourage you to study abroad as part of your education, but it is not required for this certificate.
Program Proposal Required
To earn a certificate in global managment you must
submit a program plan outlining how you intend to meet the
requirements. Completed program proposal forms should be turned into
145 Lillis for approval. Once approved, the form will be kept
in your file in 145 Lillis. Academic advisors are available to assist
you with this process.
For more information on the Global Management Certificate, contact a College of Business Academic Advisor, in the Undergraduate Programs Office, 145 Lillis.