International Management

The International Management program provides a comprehensive factual and analytical understanding of the global business environment. Built on Franklin’s traditional strengths of active learning, student engagement, and research-based learning, the major couples the foundation of standard business core courses with the latest knowledge and analytical methods in all management sub disciplines. Students learn to deploy that knowledge and methods in strategic planning, marketing, accounting, finance, business analytics and data driven decision making.

In addition to graduate school opportunities such as MBA, MSc, and MA programs, possible career paths for International Management graduates include: Marketing Manager, Trading and Fund Manager, Financial Analyst, Business Development Manager, Product Manager, Advertising Account Manager, and Business and Data Analyst.

Major Requirements (54 Credits)

Foundation Courses (18 credits)

BUS 115Financial Accounting

3

BUS 135Introduction to Business Systems

3

BUS 136Marketing in a Global Context

3

ECN 100Principles of Macroeconomics

3

ECN 101Principles of Microeconomics

3

MAT 182Statistics For Everybody

3

Required Courses (21 credits)

BUS 226Managerial Finance

3

BUS 237TOperations and Supply Chain Management (Italy)

3

BUS 256Market Research Methods

3

BUS 306Quantitative Methods and Dynamic Forecasting

3

BUS 353Strategic Management Theory

3

BUS 397Data Mining (Business Intelligence)

3

BUS 410Organizational Behavior and Leadership

3

Major Electives (12 credits)

Four of the following:

BUS 143Behavioral Science for Decision Making

3

BUS 2XX
Any 200-level Business course

BUS 3XX
Any 300-level Business course

BUS 4XX
Any 400-level Business course

ECN 365Investment Analysis I

3

ECN 366Investment Analysis II (Corporate Finance)

3

POL 112Markets, Policy and Administration

3

Capstone Requirement (3 credits)

BUS 455Global Strategic Management

3

Note: Prerequisites may be required for courses outside of the major.