Global Business Certificate
Certificate in Global Business
The Global Business Certificate is a 15 credit hour program of study offered by the Sanders College of Business and Technology. Students who have already fulfilled Requirements I and II (below) can complete the Global Business Certificate in a single semester. Upon successful completion of the program students will be awarded the Global Business Certificate, and this achievement will also be recorded on their transcript.
Requirements for a Certificate in Global Business
Code | Title | Hours |
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Language Requirement | ||
Students must have college credit for one semester of a language other than their native language | 3 | |
For Students Using English as Their Second Language | ||
Student must achieve a TOEFL score of: | ||
500 (Paper-Based) | ||
173 (Computer-Based) | ||
61 (Internet-Based) | ||
IELTS: 5.5 | ||
TOEIC: 600 | ||
Duolingo: 90 | ||
Study Abroad | ||
Students can satisfy the study abroad component by: 1) participating in an approved UNA faculty-led study abroad program, 2) participating in a semester or year abroad program through the International Business Program (Magellan Exchange) or Bilateral Exchange Program, 3) Internship in an international division, or 4) other approved program abroad. | ||
SA 496 | Faculty-led Education Abroad | 0 |
or SA 497 | Bilateral Exchange Education Abroad | |
or SA 498 | International Business Program | |
or SA 499 | ISEP Education Abroad | |
or SA 495 | Non-Credit Bearing Education Abroad | |
Certificate Courses | ||
FL 101 | Introduction to Global Studies | 3 |
or FL 101H | Introduction to Global Studies - Honors | |
PS 251 | Global Politics and Society | 3 |
Select three semester credit hours of Economic Activity courses from the following: | 3 | |
International Business 1 | ||
Geopolitics | ||
World Politics | ||
International Organization | ||
People, Place, and Culture | ||
Economic Geography | ||
Business Geography | ||
Total Hours | 12 |
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Prerequisite: Leadership and Organizational Behavior (MG 331).