Department of Management, Marketing and International Business

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For more information about degree offerings by the faculty of management and marketing, visit the Department of Management and Marketing webpage.

Mission

Our management, marketing, and international business degree programs combine theoretical study with an emphasis on practical applications in the workplace and community. Students are exposed to a number of opportunities for practical, hands-on learning by participating in real-world projects, specialized classes, student organizations or internships. Management, marketing, and international business students will not only learn the concepts critical to the particular major, but also will develop communication, problem-solving and critical thinking skills. 

Faculty

Courses

• IB 6013 Topics in International Business
• IB 6973 Seminar in International Business
• IB 7973 Seminar in International Business
• IB 7991-3 Independent Study

• MGT 6023 Negotiation and Management Skill
• MGT 6143 Business Plan Competition
• MGT 6861-6 Current Topics in Management
• MGT 6973 Seminar in Management
• MGT 6993 Independent Study
• MGT 7023 Negotiation and Influence
• MGT 7033 Entrepreneurship
• MGT 7093 Problems in Applied Business Research
• MGT 7961 Residency
• MGT 7973 Seminar in Management
• MGT 7991-3 Independent Study in Management

• MKTG 6013 Social Responsibility in Business
• MKTG 6093 International Marketing
• MKTG 6861-6 Current Topics in Marketing
• MKTG 6973 Seminar in Marketing
• MKTG 7013 Problems in Consumer Behavior
• MKTG 7961 Residency
• MKTG 7973 Seminar in Marketing
• MKTG 7991-3 Independent Study in Marketing

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