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This specialized business certificate is intended to prepare the student to work in the unique and dynamic environment of international business. The program also prepares the student as a business management generalist for companies conducting international trade. This program will afford career opportunities for entry-level employment in international sales and marketing.
Program Learning Outcomes
- Students will identify how governments influence trade.
- Students will list and explain the foundations upon which business is built and the economic challenges facing the United States.
- Students will develop a working knowledge of marketing terminology.
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Required Courses
Higher Education, Higher Income:
This award offers multiple levels. Completion of all levels can lead to higher pay.
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