1991-1992 Academic Catalog

Electives (selectedfrom): ....................................................................... 10 HIST-405 Great Power Diplomacy .......................................................... 4 MGMT-357 International Management ................................................... 4 I\!lRKT-462 International Marketing ........................................................4 POLS-365 International Relations ........................................................... 5 Regional studies elective ......................................................................... 3 Additional required cognate: ttGSCI-190 Calculus for Business .......................................................... 5 * Satisfies the General Education requirement in social science ** Satisfies the General Education requirement in history t Satisfies the General Education requirement of a humanities elective tt Satisfies the General Education requirement in mathematics In addition to the requirements listed above, students must fulfill foreign language and foreign culture requirements. To satisfy the foreign language requirement students must demonstrate foreign language proficiency of l/l + as defined by the Foreign Service Insti– tute (FSI). This competency can generally be acquired through intermediate college-level language study or other intensive foreign language programs. To satisfy the foreign culture requirement students must utilize the foreign language studied in a culture in which that language is spoken. This experi– ence must be approved in advance by the Global Economics and Interna– tional Business Committee. Possible options include foreign work-study pro– grams, foreign internships and missionary internships. International Studies Major-Global Economics and International Business Concentration Curriculum Summary: Proficiency requirements 0-8 Other General Education requirements .............................................. 61-81 International studies core requirements .................................................. 32 Global economics and international business requirements ..................... 77 Required cognates .............................................................................. 5-20 Electives ............................................................................................... 22 Total (minimum, not including proficiency) .............................. 192-198 Interdisciplinary Studies 129 5 5 PUil~.~·Dt:t:<~ ..................... 5 4 4 GSS-IOOFound. Soc. Science ........... 5 HUM-140 Intro. Humanities ............. 5 ANTH-180Cultura1Anfilropology .... 5 PEF-199P.A.C.L. ............................. 2 BUS-lOOBus.BriefsorPEelective ... l Scienceelective ............................ 5 Mathematics elective .................... 5 Total -·-·-·····--...................... Sl Thirdyear: BEGE-375 God andHistory.............. 4 BEGE-376Godandthe0rurch ........ 4 BUS..291 InffBusiness ..................... 3 4 5 LING-311 Ling. for Lang.Learn ....... 5 Mllth. or science elective ............... 5 Electives inmajor cat. I........... 9-12 Electives ................................ 6-9 Total ---··-··--·-·--··----···-· 45 Travel abroad (summer or during lhe junioror senior yea.TS) ............. 0-6 Secondyear: BEGE-273 O.T. Survey ............,•.•••... BEGE-274N.T. 4 4 5 IDST-201 HistoryofCiv................... 4 2 4 4 Literatureelective ......................... 5 ....•..•.. 22 T'Oi:al ---·--·-................................. 49 Fourth year: or electives.................... 47 Total ..-·-·-·--·--·-·--·---·-· 47 "Business can no longer operate in isolation. Everything we're involved with in the business world - components, products, technology, services, competition - is influenced by the international arena." - Richard Baldwin, Ph.D., former President's Fellow, American Graduate College of International Management.