20070601
International Business
International Business/Management BBA
The dual International Business/Management major focuses on the emerging global business environment. International courses include trade, finance, law, marketing, management, culture, world geography, and comparative economic systems. This program includes a foreign language minor.
Future Global Management
Crossing borders increases the complexity of business and with increasing globalization; businesses require individuals who can work in and for international organizations. The International Business/Management program is designed with the future global manager in mind.
The International Business/Management curriculum draws on a range of disciplines including accounting, politics, law and psychology. Courses build the framework for analyzing and understanding the firm and the individual's position in the international marketplace, while management seminars prepare students for the tasks of planning, directing and staffing in the international realm.
In addition to learning policy and management strategies, students will achieve proficiency in a foreign language. With such extensive preparation, Northwood graduates launch careers in fields such as import/export management, economic development, international marketing and international telecommunications.
Anthony (AJ) Fisher
Accounting
2000
Northwood provided a challenging curriculum that forced me to think outside the box and come up ...
We believe in a system not forced into conformity with some master plan. We believe that it is the differences among us that make us interesting and useful to each other. We think this is as true in the philosophical and artistic as it is in the economic realm. Freedom from conformity releases the juices of creativity and our differences become strengths of our association, not hindrances to our existence. Thus, we insist on a system that recognizes our differences as individuals from each other, and turns those differences to positive use rather than attempting to eliminate them.
More Ideas
