Global Business and Economics Minor

The minor in Global Business and Economics is open to students from all disciplines and offers a robust foundation for careers in today’s interconnected international business landscape. Through a diverse curriculum, students gain a comprehensive understanding of how business practices interact with the global economy. Coursework covers essential topics such as managing international economic relations, exploring the ethical and cultural issues raised by globalization, comparing economic and political systems, and addressing global challenges like climate change, inequality, and emerging markets.

Students also examine the legal, political, and cultural factors that shape international business environments. This minor prepares students for a wide range of career opportunities in multinational corporations, government agencies, non-profit organizations, and international trade associations. Graduates are equipped to contribute to the development and execution of global business strategies, leveraging their knowledge to navigate complex international markets and drive positive change. Students completing a minor in Global Business and Economics are required to take the following eight courses (21-24 credits):