International Business - Bachelor's Degree*
International Business students learn about regional groupings and their influences on international business. The success of the European Union (EU) has led other nations to join together in similar structures. Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), for example, governs one of the world's fastest developing economic regions. The North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), formed between Canada, Mexico, and the United States, helps each remain competitive in the international arena; in the future, NAFTA may cover the entire Western hemisphere. With the success of these regional groupings, in combination with the increase in international business activities throughout the world, the demand for international business graduates is steadily increasing.

Core courses listed at School of Businessplus the following:
IBUS-201 International Business
BADM-332 Research/Writing/Project Management
FSP-227 Global Financial Markets
or ECON-260 Investments
ECON-361 National Income Analysis and Forecasting
ECON-464 Comparative Economic Systems
ECON-467 International Financial Management
MATH-150 Finite Mathematics
or MATH-190 Calculus and Analytic Geometry I (fulfills general education core requirement)
MKTG-396 International Marketing
POM-486 Quantitative Methoods
or POM-488 Production and Operations Management
BADM-420 Special Topics: International Travel (one semester/three to five credit hours)

Modern foreign language: 12 hours of one language taken at the University of Indianapolis

Three hours from the following:
ANTH-100 Cultural Anthropology
IREL-335 Comparative Politics
IREL-344 Seminar in International Politics
PSCI-101 American National Government
REL-300 World Religions

* Courses for the international business major are offered in the School of Business and the following departments within the College of Arts and Sciences: Modern Languages, History & Political Science, Mathematics, Philosophy and Religion, and Social Sciences. The degree is a Bachelor of Arts degree.