Bachelor of Global Management

You see the major listed differently at each school (global business, international business, international management), but Simpson's Global Management major has distinctions to set it apart:

• We offer a comprehensive business curriculum with a focus on management. Seniors take part in the management senior seminar and take a global-focused slant.
• The global component is not merely adding a study of another language. Students infuse world politics, culture, religion, and history courses into their business studies.
• Our business professors with international research, teaching and business experience are excited to work with globally focused students.
• Students take advantage of may term, semester and year-long international study options, international internships and job placements. In our survey of 2012 graduates (100% response rate), all students had found full-time employment.

Global Management Major

Students will complete ten courses, plus a capstone and a minor in a language as follows:

Required:

• Econ 100 Principles of Economics
• Acct 201 Introduction to Accounting
• Magt 131 Management Concepts
• Mktg 234 Marketing (Pre-req: MAGT 131)
• Magt 333 Organization and Behavior (Pre-req: MAGT 131 and junior standing)
• Mktg 336 International Marketing (Pre-req: MAGT 131; MKTG 234; ECON 100 or 101 or 102)
• Econ 343 International Trade and Finance (Pre-req: ECON 100 or 101 or 102)
• CIS/MAGT 145 Management Information Systems and Business Intelligence

Choose two courses from the following:

• PoSc 230 Western European Politics
• PoSc 231 Politics of Russia and Eastern Europe
• PoSc 232 Asian Politics
• PoSc 233 Latin American Politics
• PoSc 240 World Politics
• PoSc 340 Politics of a Changing World
• Rel 120 Intro to World Religion
• Econ 230 Economic Development (Pre-req: ECON 100 or 101 or 102)
• Hist 275 History of India
• Hist 276 History of China
• Hist 309 Contemporary Europe

*Also Required: Minor in language offered through the Department of World Language and Culture Studies.

Capstone:

• **Magt 385 Senior Seminar in Strategic Management (Permission from Dept Chair required to enroll. Pre-req: MAGT 131, 333; MKTG 234; ECON 100, 135, 339; ACCT 201)

*In fulfilling requirements for the global management major, students who are not native speakers of English are required to pursue a minor in English or another second language. For native speakers of English, study abroad is strongly encouraged.

**Consultation with Business Administration and Economics department chair is required during junior year.