The minor in international business is designed to support and enhance the education provided by other courses and majors in the university.

Please refer to the Bachelor of Business Administration page for more information.

The minor in international business requires a minimum of 18 units. Prerequisites are indicated in parentheses.

Lower-division required courses (9 units)
ACCT 201 – Principles of Financial Accounting
ECON 101 – Principles of Microeconomics
ECON 102 – Principles of Macroeconomics (ECON 101)

Upper-division required course (3 units)
BUSN 361 – Introduction to International Business

Upper-division elective courses (6 units)
MGMT 309 – International Comparative Management (MGMT 300 or BUSN 361)
MKTG 305 – International Marketing (MKTG 300 or BUSN 361)
ETLW 313 – International Business Law and Ethics
FINA 405 – International Finance (FINA 300)
ECON 333 – International Economics (ECON 101)
ECON 335 – Economic Development of Latin America (ECON 101)
ECON 337 – Economic Development of Asia (ECON 101)
Any pre-approved elective, including region specific international abroad courses.

Courses taken in the minor may not be counted toward a major but may be used to satisfy preparation for a major and for general education requirements.

Please click here to be directed to USD's Undergraduate Business homepage.

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS FACULTY
Joan Anderson, Ph.D.
Craig Barkacs, J.D.
Linda Barkacs, J.D.
Dennis Briscoe, Ph.D.
Ellen Cook, Ph.D.
Simon Croom, Ph.D.
Denise Dimon, Ph.D.
Kokila Doshi, Ph.D.
Alan Gin, Ph.D.
Judith Hora, Ph.D.
Jo Hunsaker, Ph.D.
Phil Hunsaker, Ph.D.
Robert Johnson, Ph.D.
Maria Kniazeva, Ph.D.
Alyson Ma, Ph.D.
Tom Morris, Ph.D.
Cynthia Pavett, Ph.D.
T. Somasundaram, Ph.D.
Stephen Standifird, Ph.D.
Manzur Rahman, Ph.D.
Barbara Withers, Ph.D.
Vicente Vargas, Ph.D.
Dennis Zocco, Ph.D.