B.A.B.A.: Informal Option in International Business

The International Business option provides a focused course of study from the perspective of the global environment. Courses in the option are designed to emphasize the economic reality of the global marketplace and effective performance in the dynamic international-business arena. The electives from Interdisciplinary Arts and Sciences provide for further study in international culture, religion and economics. Students are required to develop a portfolio to demonstrate their integrative learning. The option is intended to prepare students for positions in international divisions of American companies; to work in the import-export business; to seek careers in national or international governmental agencies; to establish international businesses; and to enter careers in international commercial and investment banking.

International Business Prerequisites

UWT students must meet the following prerequisites to apply for admission:

• Have a minimum of 60 credits at time of application
• Have taken at least four business prerequisites
  • TACCT 210: Financial Accounting I*
  • TACCT 220: Financial Accounting II*
  • TACCT 230: Managerial Accounting*
  • TBGEN 200: Introduction to Statistics in Business or TQS 110: Introductory Statistics with Applications
  • TBGEN 218: Business Law
  • TFIN 220: Introduction to Microeconomics
  • TFIN 221: Introducton to Macroeconomics
  • TQS 211: Calculus
• Have a minimum cumulative 2.75 GPA
• Have a minimum cumulative 2.75 business GPA
• Submit a Business School Application and personal statement
• Take the Writing Skills Assessment

Note: Applicants to the International Business Option must take 15 credits of foreign language or have had 3 years of foreign language in high school.

Transfer students may check the Transfer Courses Guide for applicable prerequisite courses at local community colleges.

International Business curriculum

Once accepted into the Business School, international business students must complete the following courses for graduation.

• 30 credits of core courses
  • TBUS 300 Managing Organizations
  • TBUS 301 Quantitative Methods
  • TBUS 310 Effective Managerial Communication
  • TBUS 320 Introduction to Marketing Management
  • TBUS 330 Introduction to Information Technology
  • TBUS 350 Business Finance
• 20 credits from International Business to include:
  • TACCT 485 International Accounting
  • TMGMT 478 International Business
  • TMGMT 480 International Management
  • TMKTG 480 International Marketing
• 15 credits of approved IAS electives
• 10 credits of business electives
• TBUS 400 (5 credits) Business Policy and Strategic Management
• Elective credits to bring total to 180

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