西蒙弗雷澤大學

The Business major program is in the Beedie School of Business. During the course of your BBA program, you will choose to specialize in at least one of eight concentrations (Accounting, Innovation and Entrepreneurship , Finance, Human Resource Management, International Business, Management Information Systems, Marketing, or Operations Management).

During the first 60 units of the program, students will complete mainly non-business courses, which fall under three categories of courses. The first category consists of lower division requirements that are mainly foundation courses, which prepare students for more advanced upper division business courses. The second category consists of courses completed to meet university requirements in writing, quantitative and breadth areas. These first two categories should be completed during the first 60 units.

In the third category, students choose courses that are based on intellectual interest or to achieve academic goals. The last 60 units of the degree program consist of the core upper division business courses, at least one area of concentration, and lower and upper division electives.

Students are also required to complete the Business Career Passport, which consists of six workshops that will prepare students to manage their career through their academic program and after graduation. The goal of the Business Career Passport is to help students make informed decisions about career paths, gain access to career opportunities and present themselves professionally to employers.

For this concentration, students complete

BUS 346 - Global Business Environment (3)

and three of

BUS 418 - International Financial Management (3)
BUS 430 - Cross-Cultural Management (3)
BUS 431 - Business with East Asian Countries (3)
BUS 432 - International Human Resource Management (3)
BUS 434 - Foreign Market Entry (3)
BUS 435 - Management of International Firms (3)
BUS 447 - Global Marketing Management (3)
BUS 490 - Selected Topics in Business Administration (3) **
BUS 491 - Selected Topics in Business Administration (3) **
BUS 492 - Selected Topics in Business Administration (3) **
BUS 493 - Selected Topics in Business Administration (3) **
BUS 494 - Selected Topics in Business Administration (3) **
BUS 495 - Selected Topics in Business Administration (3) **
BUS 496 - Selected Topics in Business Administration (5) **

Other 400 division courses deemed to have significant international business relevance may, with prior faculty permission, be substituted for the above courses. These may be offered in another faculty. A course substitution for international business cannot be used for any other concentration.

Students concentrating in international business are strongly advised to consider combining it with another business concentration.

** When offered as a selected topics course in International Business