GLOBAL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT OPTION
(47-49 Units)
Global Business Management
Option Director
Glen Brodowsky, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of
Marketing
Craven Hall, Room 2228
(760) 750-4261
The option in Global Business
Management is intended to provide students with a strong foundation in global
business studies. Consistent with the mission and direction of this campus,
this curriculum meets a growing need for individuals who understand and are
skilled in the complex and readily changing global environment of business
organizations. The curriculum is designed to provide students with important
knowledge about global business practice and provide an understanding and
appreciation of culture, language, economics, politics, and history of
countries other than the United States. A curriculum composed of College of
Business Administration courses and College of Arts and Sciences courses make
up this option.
Foundations of Business
Courses
(16 units)
BUS 302 2
units
BUS 304 4
units
FIN 302* 2
units
MGMT 302* 2 units
MKTG 302* 2 units
MIS 302* 2
units
POM 302* 2
units
Core Arts and Sciences
Courses
(9 units)
COMM 330 3
units
ECON 441 3
units
PSCI 460** 3
units
FOREIGN LANGUAGE
Students will be required to
demonstrate proficiency at the advanced level in at least one foreign language.
All students must pass a language exam. Proficiency may be obtained in a
variety of ways. For example, students may be culturally bilingual or take
sufficient language training courses to achieve advanced proficiency.
Global Business Management
Option Electives (12 units)
A minimum of 9 units must be
taken from the following CoBA courses in residence:
ACCT 423 2 units
FIN 341 4
units
FIN 441 2
units
GBM 481-485 1-4 units
GBM 498 1-4
units
HTM 404 4
units
HTM 423 2
units
HTM 440 2
units
SSM 342 4
units
SSM 448 4
units
SSM 461 4
units
Students may count up to
three (3) units of elective credits from the following Arts and Sciences
courses:
HIST 319 3
units
HIST 326 3
units
HIST 362 3
units
HIST 365 3
units
HIST 385 3
units
Students participating in
CSU-approved study abroad courses through Council on International Education
Exchange (CIEE) may substitute electives taken overseas for those listed above.
However, they must get approval from the GBM option director for any business
electives taken overseas.
Capstone
GBM 444 4
units
Senior Experience
GBM 492 3
units
GBM 493 5
units
or
Global Management
Experience (6 units)
GBM 497^ 6
units
CoBA recommends that students
in the Global Option choose their upper-division Social Science General
Education course (DD) from the list below. These courses may be used to satisfy
GE requirements, but may not also be applied to fulfilling the Global Business Management
Option.
GEOG 301 3
units
GEOG 450 3
units
ID 306 3
units
PSYC 341 3
units
^Global Management
experience projects must be approved by the Option Director. Students must
submit project proposals and name of sponsoring international organization for
approval.
**PSCI 350 or consent
of instructor required.
*Equivalent 4-unit
courses can be substituted for these 2-unit courses. However, the excess units
cannot count towards GBM electives.