International Business


Associate of Applied Science

The International Business Concentration within the Business & Management program is for students who want to work internationally or with an international workforce. It is designed to expose students to technical knowledge used in dealing successfully with people and to provide skills required to communicate with and motivate others in the management functions of international business.

This program is accredited by the Association of Collegiate Business Schools and Programs.

Required Courses for All Business & Management Concentrations

 

    • ACCT 201 Accounting I

    • BUSG 129 Intro to Business

    • CMIN 201 Computer Literacy or BUSG 224 Business Comp. Applications

    • MANG 201 Principles of Management

    • BUSG 131Internship

    • MARK 201 Principles of Marketing

    • BUSL 250 Legal Environment of Business

    • BUSG 178 Business Communication

Required Related

  • ECON 201 Macroeconomics
  • ECON 202 Microeconomics

International Business Concentration

Required 

  • BUSG 200 International Business
  • MANG-228 International Management
  • MARK 220 International Marketing

 Electives – student must select 3 courses from the following list
  • ACCT 202 Accounting II or ACCT 211 Managerial Accounting
  • BUSL 244  Introduction to International Business Law
  • MANG 203 Principles of Labor Relations or MANG 224 Supervision
  • BUSG 128 E-Commerce or BUSL 210 Cyberlaw

General Education Requirements

 

ENGL 101   Engl. Comp. I   3   Humanities Requirement   3
ENGL 102   Engl. Comp II   3   Natural Science Requirement    3
MATH 118   Alg. for Coll. Sts.   3      
MATH 120   Math Survey   3      

TOTAL CREDIT HOURS: 66

* Required grade of “C” or higher.
** Should be taken during last year of study.
*** To facilitate transfer to certain colleges, substitute MATH 130 and a higher-level Mathematics
course for MATH 118 and MATH 120.


For more information contact Patrick Conroy at pconro@dcc.edu .   

For More Information call 504-671-6100


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