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B.S. in International Business with Asian Studies Minor
The international business major has been designed to allow students to address the challenges of an increasingly global market environment. Blending the College’s liberal arts and sciences foundation with a strong internationalized business curriculum, the major presents many challenging and exciting options while providing an essential perspective of diversity. The requirement of an interdisciplinary or language minor gives global insight to the development of a unique international business education.
The Asian studies minor is an interdisciplinary program intended to introduce students to the diverse cultures and regions of Asia through the study of history, politics, languages and literature, visual arts, religion, and economics.
General Education Requirements: 50 hours.
International Business Major Requirements: 45 hours.
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| ACCT-203 | Financial Accounting |
| ACCT-204 | Managerial Accounting |
| DSCI-232 | Business Statistics |
| DSCI-314 | Global Management of Technology |
| ECON-200 | Principles of Microeconomics |
| ECON-201 | Principles of Macroeconomics |
| FINC-303 | Business Finance |
| FINC-382 | International Financial Markets |
| MGMT-301 | Management and Organizational Behavior |
| MGMT-409 | Global Strategic Management |
| MKTG-302 | Marketing Concepts |
| MKTG-326 | International Marketing |
| One course to be chosen from the following two: | |
| ECON-303 | Economics of Transportation and Geography |
| POLS-104 | World Geography |
| One course to be chosen from the following two: | |
| MGMT-308 | Managing Diversity |
| MGMT-325 | Comparative International Management |
| Elective: One to be chosen from: | |
| BLAW-360 | International Law |
| MGMT-322 | International Business |
| MKTG-333 | Purchasing/Supply Chain Management |
| ECON-310 | International Economics |
| Approved business travel study course | |
Asian Studies Minor Requirements: 18 hours.
| ASST 101 | Introduction to Asian Studies (3) |
| Fifteen credit hours selected from the following: | |
| ASST 240 | Special Topics in Asian Studies |
| ASST 340 | Special Topics in Asian Studies |
| ASST 390 | Independent Study in Asian Studies |
| JPNS 313 | Advanced Japanese |
| JPNS 314 | Advanced Japanese |
| JPNS 370 | Studies in Japanese Film and Literature |
| JPNS 390 | Special Topics |
| LTJP 250 | Japanese Literature in Translation |
| LTJP 350 | Japanese Literature in Translation |
| CHNS 313 | Advanced Chinese |
| CHNS 314 | Advanced Chinese |
| LTCH 250 | Chinese Literature in Translation |
| LTCH 350 | Chinese Literature in Translation |
| CHNS 390 | Special Topics |
| ANTH 329 | Special Topics (as appropriate to Asian studies) |
| ARTH 103 | Survey of Asian Art |
| ARTH 341 | Art of India |
| ARTH 342 | Art of China |
| ARTH 343 | Art of Japan |
| ENGL 290 | Special Topics (as appropriate to Asian studies) |
| HIST 282 | China to 1800 |
| HIST 283 | Modern China |
| HIST 286 | Japan to 1800 |
| HIST 287 | Modern Japan |
| HIST 285 | The Indian Subcontinent Since 1500 |
| POLS 323 | Politics of East Asia |
| POLS 339 | Special Topics (as appropriate to Asian studies) |
| RELS 245 | Religions of India |
| RELS 240 | The Buddhist Tradition |
| RELS 248 | Religions of China and Japan |
| Notes: | |
At least nine hours in the minor at the 200 level or above must be earned at the College of Charleston. |
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Courses must be chosen from at least three different disciplines, with no more than nine hours in one geographic region (for ex.: South Asia, Southeast Asia, China, or Japan). Language courses beyond the 200 level will count toward the minor. |
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