Program Overview

International Business Program

The International Business program at the University of MissouriSt. Louis offers a comprehensive curriculum that prepares students for careers in global business. The program covers various aspects of international business, including law, marketing, management, and finance.

Courses

The program includes a range of courses that provide students with a deep understanding of international business practices and principles. Some of the courses offered include:

• INTL BUS 3280: The Law of International Business Transactions
• INTL BUS 3281: Business in China
• INTL BUS 3282: Managing the Global Workforce
• INTL BUS 3283: International Business and Society
• INTL BUS 3285: Role of the Global Corporation
• INTL BUS 3286: International Business Ethics
• INTL BUS 3289: Practicum in International Business
• INTL BUS 3290: Internship in International Business
• INTL BUS 3299: Independent Study in International Business
• INTL BUS 3580: International Corporate Finance
• INTL BUS 3582: International Investments
• INTL BUS 3680: International Management
• INTL BUS 3780: International Marketing
• INTL BUS 3882: Data Networks and Security
• INTL BUS 4280: International Business Experience
• INTL BUS 4289: International Strategic Management
• INTL BUS 4381: Global Supply Chain Management
• INTL BUS 5289: International Business Strategies
• INTL BUS 5290: Internship in International Business
• INTL BUS 5381: Global Supply Chain Management
• INTL BUS 5780: Seminar in International Marketing
• INTL BUS 6580: International Financial Management
• INTL BUS 6581: Seminar in International Investments

Course Descriptions

Each course provides students with a unique perspective on international business, covering topics such as:

• The role and function of international law in business transactions
• The practices and environment of doing business in China
• Managing a global workforce and understanding international organizational behavior
• The impact of international business on society and the environment
• The role of global corporations and their ethical implications
• Practical experience in international business through practicum and internship programs
• Independent study and research in international business
• International corporate finance and investment strategies
• International management and marketing principles
• Global supply chain management and logistics
• International business strategies and decision-making

Program Requirements

The program requires students to complete a range of courses and experiences, including:

• A minimum campus GPA of 2.0
• Completion of specific prerequisite courses
• Participation in international experience requirements, such as study abroad or internships
• Completion of a research paper or project in international business

Research Areas

The program covers a range of research areas, including:

• International business law and ethics
• Global marketing and management
• International finance and investment
• Global supply chain management and logistics
• International business strategies and decision-making

Career Opportunities

The International Business program at the University of MissouriSt. Louis prepares students for a range of career opportunities in global business, including:

• International business management
• Global marketing and sales
• International finance and investment
• Global supply chain management and logistics
• International business consulting and research