Minor in International Business

Choosing a minor in International Business can be a strategic decision to complement your major and gain valuable insights into the global aspects of business. Here are some key points to consider about pursuing a minor in International Business: Core International Business Courses: As part of the minor, you'll typically take core courses that cover fundamental concepts in international business. These may include international marketing, global business strategy, cross-cultural management, international trade and finance, global supply chain management, and international business law. Cultural Awareness and Global Perspective: The minor will help you develop cultural awareness and a global perspective essential for understanding how businesses operate in different cultural, economic, and political contexts. You'll learn about cultural differences, communication styles, negotiation practices, and ethical considerations in international business environments. Market Entry and Expansion Strategies: Courses in the minor may cover topics related to market entry modes, such as exporting, licensing, joint ventures, and foreign direct investment (FDI). You'll learn about the opportunities and challenges associated with expanding business operations into international markets and develop strategies to navigate global business landscapes.