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The College
of Business offers several international business courses. There are
also many international courses available in other departments. Together
these courses allow a student to concentrate his or her electives on
international topics and thus to create his or her own focus on international
business issues. The College of Business does not offer a degree in
international business at this time.
For a detailed schedule of class meetings times, go the MSU-Bozeman Schedule of Classes.
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International
Business Courses
Introduction to Global Markets
(MKTG 242 -- 3 credits)
Taught in both fall and spring semesters, this course has no prerequisites
and is an excellent introduction to global business issues. Course satisfies
both the Social Sciences and the Multicultural/Global core requirement.
Taught by Prof. Sitki Karahan.
Cultural Dimensions of International Business
(MGMT 245 -- 3 credits)
This course, which is taught only in the spring semester, offers students
a framework for understanding how cultures differ and how those differences
affect doing business in other countries. The course has no prerequisites,
and satisfies both the Social Sciences and the Multicultural/Global
core requirement. Taught by Prof. Susan Dana.
International Marketing (MKTG 441 -- 3 credits)
Topics include the international marketing concerns of all types of
companies including international start-up operations, the international
concerns of the beginning marketer, and issues confronting giant global
marketers. Offered Spring semester only. Prerequisite
is BUS 341. Taught by Prof.
Sitki Karahan.
International Management
(MGMT 464 -- 3 credits)
Taught only in the spring semester, this course focuses on the challenges
posed to managers by the global context, including the elements of the
international environment and their effects on management practices.
Prerequisites are Bus 301 and senior standing. Course is typically
taught by the Distinguished Orser Visiting Professor.
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Related
Courses
Other colleges and departments at MSU-Bozeman
offer a large variety of courses related to international issues. These
courses include:
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| ANTH
326 |
Language and Culture |
| ART
203 |
Renaissance through Modern Art History |
| ART
405 |
Arts of Africa |
| ECON
314 |
International Economics |
| ECON
317 |
Economic Development |
| ECON
393 |
Comparative Economic Systems |
| ENGL
216 |
Survey of British Literature I |
| ENGL
217 |
Survey of British Literature II |
| ENGL
311 |
World Literature |
| GEOG
105 |
World Geography |
| GEOG
201 |
Human Geography |
| HIST
115 |
History of Japan |
| HIST
305 |
Modern Mexico |
| HIST
326 |
20th Century Europe |
| HIST
334 |
Modern Britain |
| HIST
361 |
Civilization of France |
| HIST
362 |
Modern Germany |
| HIST
374 |
Modern China |
| HIST
375 |
Modern South Asia |
| HIST
410 |
Latin American Social History |
| HIST
460 |
European Intellectual History |
| HIST
467 |
Women in Asia |
| JS 340
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Comparative Justice |
| MTA
218 |
International Film and Television |
| MUS
311 |
Music History: Classical through
20th Century |
| MUS
312 |
World Music |
| PHIL
220 |
Philosophies of Asia |
| POLS
241 |
Introduction to International Relations |
| POLS
331 |
Comparative Democracy |
| POLS
333 |
Politics of Development (next offered
Spring 2001) |
| POLS
352 |
Comparative Public Policy |
| POLS
402 |
International Law |
| POLS
403 |
International Organizations |
| RELS
202 |
Asian Religions |
| SOC
308 |
Population Problems |
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Department of Modern Languages also offers courses in French, German,
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