International Business, BS (New York)
Undergraduatemajor2027 catalogBusinessNew York128 semester hours totalunverified parse — check the source
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Business Core
- ACCT 1201 — Financial Accounting and Reporting
- FINA 2201 — Financial Management
- INNO 2301 — Innovation!
- MGSC 2301 — Business Statistics
- MKTG 2201 — Introduction to Marketing
- One of:
International Business Requirements
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All Bachelor of Science in International Business core courses must be completed at D'Amore-McKim or one of its approved partner universities.
- INTB 1205 — The Global Business Environment
- INTB 2207 — Decision Making in Developed and Emerging Markets
- One of:
- INTB 4202 — Executing Global Strategy
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Complete one of the following international electives:
- One of:
- FINA 4320 — International Financial Management
- INTB 2501 — Competing to Win in Emerging Markets
- INTB 3330 — Digital Globalization
- INTB 4983 — Special Topics in International Business
- MKTG 4512 — International Marketing
- SCHM 3301 — Global Supply Chain Strategy
- STRT 3301 — Multinational Corporations and Global Sustainability: Complexities, Strategies, and Societal Impact
International Experiential Learning
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Complete one of the following:
One semester of study-abroad experience
Two Dialogues of Civilization (summer programs)
Two summer traditional study-abroad experiences
One N.U.in international experience or one international Global Scholars semester
Economics Requirement
- ECON 1116 — Principles of Microeconomics
Personal and Professional Development
- BUSN 1102 — Personal Skill Development for Business
- One of:
Business Experiential Learning
From the catalog
Complete at least one of the following:
- One of:
Concentrations (choose 1)
Entrepreneurial Startups
From the catalog
Complete two electives, one of which may come from the Additional Electives list:
Additional Electives
One course from an approved Dialogue may count toward the additional elective.
- INNO 2301 — Innovation!
- ENTR 4501 — Integrated Studies in Entrepreneurial Startups
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Additional Electives
- Choose 8 semester hours from:
- ENTR 2303 — Marketing Strategies for Startups
- ENTR 3305 — Business Model Design and Innovation
- ENTR 3330 — Design Thinking for Startups
- ENTR 2215 — Understanding Family Enterprise
- ENTR 2225 — Examining Family Business Dynamics Through Film
- ENTR 3217 — Global Family Business Leadership
- ENTR 3304 — Entrepreneurship and Innovation Law
- ENTR 3401 — Consulting Operations and Growth in Small and Medium Enterprises
- ENTR 3945 — New Venture Development: Startup Immersion
- ENTR 4414 — Bridging Conflict, Creating Diversity
- ENTR 4983 — Special Topics in Entrepreneurship
- FINA 4610 — Entrepreneurial Finance and Private Equity
- INNO 2206 — Global Social Enterprise
- INNO 2304 — Industry Disruption and Corporate Transformation
- INNO 2414 — The Social Impact of Business
- INNO 3303 — Digital Platform Strategies and Data-Driven Business Models
- INNO 3309 — Funding and Measuring Social Impact
- INNO 3335 — Product Innovation and Portfolio Management
- INNO 4225 — Growth, Acquisitions, and Alliances
- INNO 4983 — Special Topics in Innovation
Fashion Marketing
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Complete one of the following:
- MKTG 2801 — Fashion Marketing and Branding
- THTR 2242 — Fashion Retailing
- One of:
- One of:
- PREL 1425 — Public Relations Principles
- THTR 1230 — The Evolution of Fashion and Costume
- THTR 1233 — Nineteenth- and Twentieth-Century Fashion in Europe
- THTR 1235 — Fashion and Costume Design in Film and Television
- THTR 1236 — Introduction to Global Fashion Studies: History, Theory, and Contemporary Practice
- THTR 1237 — Introduction to Global Fashion Studies Abroad: History, Theory, and Contemporary Practice
- THTR 1240 — Fashion Industry and Trend Forecasting in Europe
- THTR 2380 — Costume Design
- THTR 2385 — Fashion Construction and Pattern Making
- THTR 3350 — Fashion Marketing and Merchandising in Europe
Finance
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Complete three of the following:
The following courses may not be used toward a Finance concentration elective: FINA3740, FINA3750
- One of:
- Choose 12 semester hours from:
- One of:
- FINA 2730 — Fintech and Financial Innovation
- FINA 3301 — Corporate Finance
- FINA 3303 — Investments
- FINA 3305 — Real Estate Principles
- FINA 3401 — Responsible Investing
- FINA 4219 — Portfolio Management
- FINA 4220 — Behavioral Finance
- FINA 4320 — International Financial Management
- FINA 4335 — Computational Methods and Their Applications in Finance
- FINA 4340 — Blockchain Applications in Finance
- FINA 4350 — Applied Financial Econometrics and Data Modeling
- FINA 4370 — Financial Modeling
- FINA 4390 — Machine Learning in Finance
- FINA 4410 — Valuation and Value Creation
- FINA 4412 — Personal Financial Planning
- FINA 4420 — Mergers and Acquisitions
- FINA 4460 — Algorithmic and Robo-Trading
- FINA 4512 — Financial Risk Management
- FINA 4514 — Investment Banking
- FINA 4516 — Real Estate Finance
- FINA 4524 — Credit Analysis
- FINA 4526 — Core Topics in Alternative Investments
- FINA 4604 — Fixed-Income Securities
- FINA 4610 — Entrepreneurial Finance and Private Equity
- FINA 4983 — Special Topics in Finance
Management
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Note: Only one non-MGMT course may be used as an elective.
Complete three of the following:
- One of:
- Choose 12 semester hours from:
- ENTR 2215 — Understanding Family Enterprise
- INNO 2304 — Industry Disruption and Corporate Transformation
- INNO 2414 — The Social Impact of Business
- INNO 4225 — Growth, Acquisitions, and Alliances
- INTB 3205 — Understanding and Managing Cultural Differences
- MGMT 3302 — Negotiating in Business
- MGMT 3305 — Power and Influence
- MGMT 3315 — Managing Organizational Change and Disruption
- MGMT 3340 — Healthcare Management, Innovation, and Design
- MGMT 3350 — Managing a Diverse Workforce
- MGMT 3380 — Leadership
- MGMT 3420 — Managing Human Capital
- MGMT 3435 — Social Networks and Organizations
- MGMT 3530 — Project Management
- MGMT 4310 — The Management Practices of Great Organizations
- MGMT 4410 — Workforce Analytics
- MGMT 4550 — Management Consulting Practicum
- MGMT 4983 — Special Topics in Management
- STRT 4301 — Strategic Analysis and Decision Making
Marketing
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Complete three of the following:
Note: MKTG 2601 cannot be used towards a Marketing elective.
- One of:
- Choose 12 semester hours from:
- ENTR 4414 — Bridging Conflict, Creating Diversity
- MKTG 2301 — Marketing and Society
- MKTG 2602 — Quantitative Analysis of Consumer Data
- MKTG 2720 — Enabling Technologies for Consumer Engagement
- MKTG 2801 — Fashion Marketing and Branding
- MKTG 3301 — Marketing Management
- MKTG 3401 — Marketing Research
- MKTG 3402 — Gaining Insights from Consumer Data
- MKTG 3501 — Marketing Analytics
- MKTG 3720 — Brand Management
- MKTG 3945 — Experiential B2B Marketing and Innovation: Industry Challenge in the Context of a Global Enterprise
- MKTG 4120 — Undergraduate Research Practicum in Marketing
- MKTG 4220 — Marketing in Asia
- MKTG 4420 — Sales Management
- MKTG 4502 — Managing Customer Engagement in a Service World
- MKTG 4504 — Advertising and Brand Promotion
- MKTG 4506 — Consumer Behavior
- MKTG 4508 — Digital Marketing
- MKTG 4510 — New Product Development
- MKTG 4512 — International Marketing
- MKTG 4604 — Creating Business Value with Data and AI Technologies
- MKTG 4605 — Demand Generation and Growth Marketing
- MKTG 4606 — Digital, Analytics, Technology, and Automation Research Practicum
- MKTG 4720 — Understanding the Platform Economy
- MKTG 4983 — Special Topics in Marketing
Media and Arts Management
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Complete one of the following:
- MKTG 3801 — Entertainment and Experience Marketing
- MUSI 2330 — Performing Arts Administration
- One of:
- One of:
- COMM 1113 — Business and Professional Speaking
- MSCR 2170 — Producing for the Entertainment Industry
- MSCR 2175 — The Business of Entertainment
- MUSI 1230 — Introduction to Music Industry
- MUSI 2234 — Festivals
- MUSI 2235 — Copyright in the Creative Industries
- MUSI 3338 — Music Industry Marketing and Promotion
- MUSI 3340 — Concert Promotion and Venue Management
- PREL 1425 — Public Relations Principles
- THTR 1101 — Introduction to Theatre
Substitutions
Stated by the catalog on this program's requirements:
- Co-op Work Experience Abroad (COOP 3948) may also be used toward the business experiential learning requirement.
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