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    Mar 28, 2024  
2014-2015 Undergraduate Bulletin 
    
2014-2015 Undergraduate Bulletin [Archived Bulletin]

Business Administration - Global Business with East Asian Studies Concentration


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Global Business with East Asian Studies is an interdisciplinary program combining the International Business concentration of HSB and an East Asian Studies minor of the CLA. It is designed to address a need in the marketplace for an undergraduate degree that combines the traditional values of a liberal arts education with the needs for competency in international business in East Asia. HU’s international business curriculum covers the fundamentals of business administration with an emphasis on international business. Foreign language courses are currently required and emphasize the use of language as a means to communicate cross-culturally. The BBA GBEA is designed for business students to obtain a foundational understanding of the language and society of a single East Asian country while also getting concrete international business experience.

Global Business with East Asian Studies Concentration Courses


Two international business courses chosen from the following:

Five East Asian Studies Courses


  • Two courses in the target East Asian language (or two additional language courses beyond high school)
  • One introductory course dealing with the history, society, or culture of East Asia
  • Two intermediate courses on the history, society, or culture of the targeted country

Internship


Students are required to complete an internship. MGMT 3960: Internship with Seminar is offered twice per year in the School of Business, and INTD 3990: Internship is offered by the Career Development Center in the summer. The internship must be in East Asia in an East Asian company or a U.S. company with operations in East Asia.

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