International Business - Dominican University

International Business from Dominican University is a Campus Bachelor International Business degree that prepares you for a Business career. Major Requirements Economics 190, 191, 260, 376; Business Administration 250, 255, 345, 350, 351 and 375, 499; Accounting 101; and Five courses from one of the following concentrations: Language Concentration Students must complete five courses in advance of 102 in French, Italian or Spanish offered at Dominican University . Language courses taught in English do not meet this requirement. Upon selecting this concentration, the student must meet with the international business advisor who will coordinate the international business and language requirements. Selection of the modern foreign language courses must be approved by a faculty member from the Department of Modern Foreign Languages. International business students who wish to prepare for the examinations leading to the certificates offered by the Chamber of Commerce of Madrid or the Chamber of Commerce of Paris will need to take additional language course work. See the appropriate language faculty for specific information. Students educated outside the United States may not choose their native language to fulfill the language component of the international business major. Students may also choose five courses in another language which is not offered at Dominican University. Such course work must be approved by the director of the international business program to be accepted in transfer in partial completion of the major. Students whose first language is other than English and who have completed their secondary school education in a non-English speaking country may select the international business major with English as the language component, with the approval of a designated faculty member from the English department. Employment Prepare to participate in the world of global business and compete in the global market with an American or foreign-based company located either in the United States or abroad. Proficiency in a foreign language is strongly encouraged. Employment: International trade specialist International economist Economist Import compliance specialist Banker Financial market specialist Cultural advisor Consultant Positions in education and research View more details on Dominican University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related International Business courses.