Foreign Languages - Majors & Minors - International Commerce and Culture

B.S. in International Commerce and Culture

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The International Commerce and Cultures degree, initiated in 1998, is a unique program offering a joint Bachelor’s of Science degree in the College of Arts & Sciences and the College of Business. The mission of this four-year program is to prepare our students for careers in international business. The program’s goal is to educate students in the study of human interaction and commerce. The curriculum emphasizes a strong foreign language component along with courses in world civilizations, international finance, economics, management, and marketing. Students participate in either an internship or a study-abroad program. For more information, check out the International Commerce and Cultures page.


Option 1: American Students

Designed for students from the United States, Option 1 consists of:

  • 21 hours in language (1010-3020/3200)
  • Language proficiency + marketing / finance / economics / management

Option 2: International Students

Designed for international students, Option 2 emphasizes U.S. culture instead of language.

 

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