Curriculum & Courses

The International Business option of the Bachelor of Applied Business and Entrepreneurship Degree Program is designed to prepare students for participation in the global economy, whether this means establishing a business venture beyond Canadian borders, marketing sales and services internationally, or simply increasing the competitiveness of an organization through co-operation with foreign partners or suppliers.

Below is the list of courses required to complete the Bachelor of Applied Business and Entrepreneurship — International Business Program and is effective Fall 2009. For more detailed information please see Course Descriptions. Courses will be listed in their abbreviated form within these sections. See also the Arts and Science Requirements.

Semester One

ACCT 2121	Financial Accounting Concepts
ECON 1101	Principles of Microeconomics
ENGL 1101	Critical Writing and Reading OR any 1100-level (or higher) English
MGMT 2130	Management Principles and Practices
MGMT 2262	Business Statistics I

Semester Two

ECON 1103	Principles of Macroeconomics
HRES 2170	Introduction to Human Resources
INBU 3301	Global Business Environment
MGMT 2263	Business Statistics II
MKTG 2150	Introduction to Marketing

Semester Three

INBU 3302	International Marketing
INBU 3305	International Market Entry Strategies
MGMT 3210	Business Communications Theory and Practice
Approved Business Option*
Arts and Science Requirement

Semester Four

FNCE 3227	Managerial Finance
INBU 3304	Global Supply Chain Management
MGMT 3230	Business Law
MGMT 3276	Organizational Behaviour
Arts and Science Requirement

Semester Five

ACCT 3224	Management Accounting l
INBU 3303	International Finance
LSCM 4403	Operations Management
Arts and Science Requirement
Approved Business Option*

Semester Six

ENTR 4461	The Entrepreneurial Manager
INBU 3306	International Trade Research
INBU 3307	International Trade Law
Arts and Science Requirement
Approved Business Option*

Semester Seven

ENTR 4433	Business Plan Development
INBU 4408	International Trade Management
MGMT 5333	Strategic Management
Arts and Science Requirement
Approved Business Option*

Semester Eight

ENTR 3010

DFS

*Approved Business Options for Applied Business and Entrepreneurship – International Business:

Computers 3307 – Computing Applications in Small Business and Entrepreneurship.
Entrepreneurship 3251 – Market Research for Small Business
Management 4407 – Governance and Ethical Issues in Organizations
Management 4431 – Leadership Development
Marketing 2154 – Professional Selling
Marketing 3257 – Business to Business Marketing
Marketing 4150 – Buyer Behaviour
Non Profit 3305 – Program Planning and Assessment for the Nonprofit Sector
Philosophy 2229 – Business Ethics
Any language course.