International Business Minor

Multinational corporations are on the rise and looking for individuals to guide them through the intricacies of global commerce. 

Gain a Global Perspective

The international business minor provides undergraduate students outside the John Cook School of Business with the opportunity to develop an understanding of how business approaches need to consider cultural, political, economic, geographic and religious differences. The IB minor creates the knowledge and sensitivity for students to know areas to be researched before undertaking business with any overseas partner, no matter what region of the world: Europe and Central Asia, East Asia and the Pacific, South Asia, Latin America and the Caribbean, the Middle East and North Africa, and Africa.

Students are responsible for completing any prerequisites, and a minimum 2.0 cumulative GPA is required in minor coursework.

International Business Minor for Non-Business Majors

Eighteen (18) hours of coursework from the Cook School are required for the international busienss minor.

For full course descriptions, please click here.

Course Options

Twelve hours as follows (3 credit hours each):

* Principle of Economics also fufills three hours of social/behavioral sciences core requirement for the College of Arts & Sciences

Six hours chosen from the following courses (3 credits each):