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Program requirements beginning Fall 2011
Developing business leaders with a global mindset
I. International Leadership Development
GSBA 515 Leading Multicultural Teams and Organizations
Career and Professional Development Course
Leadership Labs
II. International Business Function Core
GSBA 505 - Financial Management and Analysis
GSBA 506 - Operations and the Global Supply Chain
GSBA
510
-
Financial Accounting and Statement Analysis
GSBA 516 - Marketing for International Managers
GSBA
518
-
International Economy and Business
GSBA
523
-
International Financial Management
GSBA
532
- International Comparative Management
III. Corporate Social Responsibility, Sustainability, and Ethics
GSBA
517
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Sustainable Business Model Design
GSBA
508
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Legal and Social Environment of Global Business
Elective in CSR/Sustainability/Ethics area AND
Two business related community service activities
IV. Integrative Problem Solving
GSBA
500 -
Strategic Thinking and Communication
GSBA 503 -
Problem Formulation and Decision Analysis
GSBA 590 -
Strategic Execution
GSBA 593 -
International Practicum*
*GSBA 593 must be taken twice and in two different geographic regions. Students may substitute the second international practicum requirement with a short-term study abroad course, semester abroad, or an international internship.
V. Program Electives
There are a wide variety of elective courses. Students may select a concentration by focusing electives in a particular area of expertise. Two elective units must be taken in the corporate social responsibility area.
Students may take up to 6 elective units from the School of Law or other relevant USD graduate program.
Some electives and core courses may be taken in the study abroad programs sponsored by the John Ahlers Center for International Business. These courses may also be taken at one of our partner universities for a semester study abroad experience.
VI. Additional Requirements:
Statistics for Managers – online certification course with instructor guidance.
Second Language competency - Students are required to demonstrate “Mid-Intermediate” or higher on the ACTFL Scale oral competence in a language other than English.

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