International Business
A.S. Degree Program

*OFFERED ONLINE AND AT ALL CAMPUSES
AND THE LOWER MANHATTAN EXTENSION CENTER

Students who wish to develop proficiency in a foreign language or other disciplines focusing on different people and cultures should choose the A.S. degree program presented below, while those who prefer to focus more intensively on business studies should choose the A.A.S. degree program instead of the A.S. degree program.

Course Requirements

MAJOR COURSES

Qtr. hrs.
credit

IBS201

International Business

4

IBS220

International Trade

4

IBS240

International Management

4

SOC205

World Cultures

4

International Business Electives**

12

BUSINESS COURSES

ACC101

Financial Accounting I

4

BUS100

Business Organization and Management

4

BUS220

Placement Seminar

1

BUS292

Internship

5

MGT220

Principles of Management

4

CIS104

Computer Essentials

2

CIS120

Spreadsheets and Database

Management Applications

2

CIS125

Graphical Business Presentations and Integration

2

LIBERAL ARTS COURSES

ENG101

English Composition I

3

ENG102

English Composition II

3

ENG103

English Composition III

3

ENG111

Oral Communication

3

SOC225

Psychology

4

Macroeconomics/Microeconomics Elective

4

General Education Core Humanities Elective

4

General Education Core Mathematics/Science Elective

4

General Education Core Social Science Elective

4

FREE ELECTIVE

6

BUSINESS ELECTIVES

ACC104

Managerial Accounting

4

BUS231

Business Law I

4

BUS245

Business Ethics

4

BUS255

Entrepreneurship

4

BUS258

E-Business

4

BUS281

Project Management

3

IBS230

International Marketing

4

IBS255

Global Operations Management

3

MKT220

Principles of Marketing

4

MKT231

Advertising and Promotion

4

Others as posted

LIBERAL ARTS ELECTIVES

90 CREDIT HOURS REQUIRED FOR GRADUATION

In the final quarter most on-site courses are offered only during the late afternoon and early evening so as not to interfere with internships.

*Not all courses are offered at the Lower Manhattan Extension Center.

**12 credits selected from the following:
HUM215 World Literature
HUM225 Ethics
HUM231 World Civilization I
HUM232 World Civilization II
Foreign Language courses