Fields of Study
All MIB students balance their education by taking a series of required core classes in addition to having the flexibility to pursue individual interests through elective classes. The core provides a foundation of skills and knowledge while the variety of electives allows students to customize their education to suit their own interests.
International Affairs Fields
- Development Economics
- Human Security
- International Business and Economic Law
- International Environment and Resource Policy
- International Information and Communication
- International Monetary Theory and Policy
- International Negotiation and Conflict Resolution
- International Organizations
- International Political Economy
- International Security Studies
- International Trade and Commercial Policies
- Law and Development
- Pacific Asia
- Political Systems and Theories
- Public International Law
- Southwest Asia and Islamic Civilization
- United States
International Business Fields
Students must complete three courses in a single field to fulfill the field of study requirement. Each field has one required class and two electives. * denotes required course for the field.
International Finance and Banking- International Financial Management *
- Seminar on Global Financial Services
- Seminar on World Financial Markets
- Corporate Finance and Banking: A Comparative East Asian Perspective
- Islamic Finance and Banking
- International Accounting Theory and Application in Global Capital Markets
- Large Investment and International Project Finance (.5 credit)
- Risk Management in Banking (.5 credit)
- Global Investment (.5 credit)
- International Entrepreneurship (.5 credit)
- International Business Strategy and Operations*
- Field Studies in Global Consulting
- Seminar on Strategic Management in Privatizing and Deregulating Industries
- Understanding and Managing International NGOs
- Asian Business Groups
- Corporate Social Responsibility
- Managing International Alliances (.5 credit)
- International Entrepreneurship (.5 credit)
- Corporate Governance in International Business and Finance (.5 credit)
- Marketing Research and Global Intelligence*
- Seminar on Advanced Topics in International Marketing
- Marketing for NGOs and the Public Sector
- Corporate Social Responsibility
- International Entrepreneurship (.5 credit)
- International Public Management
- International Public and NGO Management
- Non Profit Budgeting and Accounting for Social Responsibility
- Seminar on Strategic Management in Privatizing and Deregulating Industries
- Marketing for NGOs and the Public Sector
- Field Studies in Global Consulting
- Microfinance: Issues and Breakthroughs
- Microenterprise in Emerging Markets
- Seminar on Actors in Global Governance
- International Auditing and Corporate Governance of For-Profit and Nonprofit Organizations (.5 credit)
- Non Profit Budgeting and Accounting for Social Responsibility
- Seminar on Strategic Management in Privatizing and Deregulating Industries
- Marketing for NGOs and the Public Sector
- Field Studies in Global Consulting
- Microfinance: Issues and Breakthroughs
- Microenterprise in Emerging Markets
- Seminar on Actors in Global Governance
- International Auditing and Corporate Governance of For-Profit and Nonprofit Organizations (.5 credit)