Corporate Governance & International Business

for the Graduate Concentration in Corporate Governance and International Business


This concentration is available for on campus students in these programs:


The concentration 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 (1) how to create value for multinational partners, employees with diverse cultural backgrounds, and shareholders by designing better organizations and corporate governance structures; and (2) how managerial practices differ in various national/cultural contexts and why managers must be able to understand the strategic, financial, and economic implications of these differences in managing multinational corporations. The concentration will provide a strong foundation in the International Business and Governance area and can be tailored to fit the specific career needs of students.


Admission

Admission to the concentration requires a Graduate Student Request Form submitted to the Department and Graduate College and admission to one of the approved programs. Admission is limited, and acceptance is on a competitive basis.

for the Graduate Concentration in Corporate Governance and International Business


This concentration requires submission of twelve graduate hours of Corporate Governance and International Business related coursework. Successful completion of the concentration assumes certain knowledge of business and prior coursework. 

Course substitutions may be approved by the Department after consultation with the IB & Business Law Area faculty.

In addition to the concentration requirements, students must also complete the requirements of their major degree.

Select three of the following:12
Sustainable Product Design & Enterprise Plan Development - I: Bottom-Up Immersion & Design
Multinational Management
Current Topics in Intl Bus
Global Marketing
Intl Comparative Management
Seminar in Business Admin (US Corporate Governance )
Seminar in Business Admin (Technology and Globalization)
Seminar in Business Admin (Global Strategy)
Total Hours12

for the Graduate Concentration in Corporate Governance and International Business


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Head of Department: Carlos Torelli
Associate Dean: Jeff Loewenstein
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