Academic Catalog

International Business / Bachelor of Science

Program: BS-ITLB-2

Total Credit Hours: 120
Major Credit Hours: 67-73

Degree Requirements

Core Courses
ACCT 12000Principles of Accounting 13
ACCT 12100Principles of Accounting 23
BSAD 20000Principles of Management3
BSAD 25000Business Law 13
BSAD 30000Business Communication in the Digital Age3
ECON 20000Basic Macroeconomics3
ECON 20100Basic Microeconomics3
FINA 20000Principles of Finance3
BSAN 20000Accounting and Business Information Systems3
BSAN 34900Business Statistics3
BSAN 35000Decision Science3
MKTG 20000Principles of Marketing3
College of Business Seminar1
BGEN 39600Accreditation Assessment Exam0
MATH 17000Finite Mathematics3
or MATH 20200 Business Calculus
Major Area Courses
BSAD 21000Introduction to International Business3
BSAD 24000International Management3
BSAD 42000International Business3
BSAD 46000Strategic Management Theories and Application3
ECON 34500International Economics3
ECON 34600Business-Government Relations in the Global Economy3
FINA 44000International Finance3
MKTG 46800International Marketing3
International Experience
Students select 3 credits from the following options:3
1. Study Semester Abroad Course Option (International Business course as approved by Director, International Business Program)
2. International Experience Internship Option:
International Business Internship (An International Internship can be taken as approved by Internship Director and Director, International Business Program)
3. Travel Study Course (International Business course as approved by Director, International Business Program)
4. International Experience Project
Study Abroad Management Project (Independent study offered if International Business course not available with study abroad option or travel study Option and as approved by Director, International Business Program)
Language Requirement
International Business majors are required to complete a minimum of one year of college-level study in a foreign language (or the equivalent) 10-6
Total Hours67-73
1

Students can fulfill this requirement by:

  1. Completing a two-semester language course in the Lewis University Language Program.
  2. Transferring to Lewis University the equivalent training from another recognized post-secondary institution subject to University transfer
  3. Earning credits for acceptable scores in AP, CLEP, IB or other accepted assessment examinations can apply towards the foreign language requirement
  4. Petitioning to take a diagnostic test.  Heritage speakers with formal language training may petition to take a diagnostic test in a particular language.  Petitions for a diagnostic test must be approved by both the Director of the International Business Program and the Director of Foreign Languages.  Diagnostic test will either:  *Place a student out of the requirement.   *Diagnose a student as needing one or two additional semesters of college-level study.
  5. Demonstrating English Proficiency.  International students that can demonstrate English Proficiency will be exempt from taking another foreign language.  English Proficiency can be demonstrated by submitting TOEFL Exam scores, being eligible for an English Waiver, etc. (Refer to English Department guidelines about how to satisfy the English Proficiency requirement)