Corporate Governance and International Business
for the Graduate Minor in Corporate Governance and International Business
The minor in Corporate Governance and International Business is designed to develop leaders in various business fields who understand international business and corporate governance issues within the global economy. It specifically covers topics such as
- how to create value for multinational partners, employees with diverse cultural backgrounds, and shareholders by designing better organizations and corporate governance; and
- how managerial practices differ in various national/cultural contexts and why manages must be able to understand the strategic, financial, and economic implications of these differences in managing multinational corporations.
The minor will provide not only a strong foundation in the International Business and Governance area but could be tailored to fit the specific career needs of our students.
Admission
Admission to the minor requires an application to the Department and admission to one of the M.S. programs in the Gies College of Business or a graduate program in a related discipline approved by the Department. Admission is limited and acceptance is on a competitive basis.
for the Graduate Minor in Corporate Governance and International Business
This minor requires twelve graduate hours of related coursework.
For additional details and requirements refer to the department's Programs of Study and the Graduate College Handbook.
Code | Title | Hours |
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Select three of the following: | 12 | |
Multinational Management | ||
Current Topics in Intl Bus | ||
Global Marketing | ||
Intl Comparative Management | ||
Seminar in Business Admin (Corporate Governance in International Context) | ||
Seminar in Business Admin (Management Challenges in Emerging Economies) | ||
or substitutions approved by the Department of Business Administration | ||
Total Hours | 12 |
Other Requirements
Requirement | Description |
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In addition to the minor requirements, students must also complete the requirements of their major degree. | |
Please contact your department for more information regarding the addition of a minor to your program of study. |
Graduate Degree Programs in Business Administration
Majors:
- Business Administration, MBA (online-iMBA)
- Business Analytics, MS
- Management, MS
- with optional concentrations:
- Technology Management, MS
- with optional concentrations:
Minors:
- Information Technology & Control
- Corporate Governance & International Business
- Supply Chain Management
Concentrations:
- Business Data Analytics
- Corporate Governance & International Business
- Information Technology & Control
- Supply Chain Management
Certificates:
- Digital Marketing, CERT
- Entrepreneurship & Strategic Innovation, CERT
- Financial Management, CERT
- Global Challenges in Business, CERT
- Managerial Economics & Business Analysis, CERT
- Strategic Leadership Management, CERT
- Value Chain Management, CERT
Joint Degree Program:
for the Graduate Minor in Corporate Governance and International Business
Department of Business Administration
Head of Department: Carlos Torelli
Associate Dean: Jeff Loewenstein
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