International Culture and Business

minor

Study abroad students stand on the steps of CNH and hold flags from the country they visited

Program at a Glance

College(s)/School(s)

College of Arts and Humanities

Department(s)

Modern and Classical Languages and Literatures

Our interdisciplinary International Culture and Business minor combines the study of global business practices with linguistic and cultural competency. Gain knowledge of the international business arena while developing cross-cultural communication skills. Consider enhancing your experience by earning credits toward the minor while immersing yourself in another culture via a study abroad program. Embrace the fusion of culture and commerce while preparing for a successful career in business or international consulting.

Program Requirements

Eighteen credits are required, as shown below (courses three credits each)

Select one:
- FREN 301 - Grammar and Composition
- FREN 303 - Reading and Writing Seminar in French
- GERM 301 - Grammar and Composition
- GERM 303 - German Composition
- SPAN 301 - Grammar and Composition
- SPAN 303 - Spanish in the Digital Age
Select one:
- FREN 314 - Business French
- GERM 314 - Business German
- SPAN 314 - Business Spanish
Select one:
- SOCL 201 - Global Social Problems
- GEOG 210 - Introduction to Human Geography
- Three study abroad transfer credits approved by the director of the Luter School of Business or chair of the Department of Modern and Classical Languages and Literatures.
MLAN 308 - Cross-Cultural Awareness
Business majors must complete six credits in the business core.
Non-business majors take:
- BUSN 303 - Fundamentals of Business, and one of the following:
- BUSN 300 - Organizational Behavior
- BUSN 311 - Marketing Management, or
- FINC 300 - Managerial Finance

undergraduate catalog

Career Options

International Business Manager
Cultural Liaison/Intercultural Consultant
Global Marketing Manager
International Trade Specialist
Diplomat/International Relations Specialist