Global Business/International Business
Major in International Business or Concentrate in Global Business
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Students in the class of 2015+ co-concentrating in Global Business |
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It is recommended that the fourth course and the second elective towards the co-concentration be chosen from outside of Stern: e.g. foreign language through the College of Arts and Science (two semesters or one intensive semester), International or Comparative Politics, or Economics. See this page for examples of non-business courses approved for the co-concentration. |
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International Business Program |
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Note: A Stern elective course may satisfy only one major or concentration requirement (e.g., International Financial Management can count toward the IB/GB comajor/concentration requirement OR as an advanced finance elective, but it cannot satisfy both requirements). Refer to the Academic Policies page (link to page) for more information about the restrictions on double- counting Stern Course work. Students pursuing international business/global business should consult with their adviser in the Stern Office of Academic Advising (link to Advising page) by the end of their sophomore year to ensure that course distribution requirements are being met. The Global Business undergraduate faculty adviser (link to faculty adviser page) is always available to advise on course selection or other matters students may wish to discuss. The list of non-business electives is available from the Advising Office, please reach out to Stern UC Advising (uc.advising@stern.nyu.edu) or Professor Srivatsan (vsrivats@stern.nyu.edu) for further information as to whether a non-business course will count towards requirements. For course descriptions, prerequisites and course scheduling options, please see the course catalog (or course and syllabi?) page (link to course catalog page.) |
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International Business Elective Options |
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International Non-business Elective Options |
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Foreign LanguageStudents are strongly encouraged to fulfill one of their elective requirements for the area with the foreign language option.Any 8 units (or more) of course work in a single foreign language will count as one of the two electives for the co-major/concentration. Note: Students may also take any 6-credit intensive language course (e.g. FREN-UA 10, Intensive Elementary French I) to satisfy this requirement. Non-foreign LanguageIn general, a non-business elective is one that has some significant impact on business practices of the 21st century. The undergraduate faculty adviser evaluates courses for appropriateness. To request a course evaluation, the international business undergraduate adviser would need to receive the syllabus of the course, in-person or via e-mail, and a description of the request. Applicable courses may, but are not limited to, be offered through the College of Arts and Science, Wagner Graduate School of Public Service, and Tisch School of the Arts.Examples of approved courses include Modern South Africa and Ghana Examples of un-approved courses includeComparative Economic Systems Cities in a Global Context NYU in Florence—Italian Politics NYU in Prague—Ownership and Corporate Control in Advanced and Transition Economies Cross-Cultural Communication Judaism, Christianity and Islam La Belle Epoque History of Rome History of Ancient Egypt NYU in London—A History of London NYU in Madrid—Fascism |
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Meet with Your Adviser
To ensure proper concentration/major progress consult your Academic and Faculty Adviser.
