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Siya Dhawan '11 was born and raised in New Delhi, India. From a young age, she had a keen interest in business and spent her summers working in her father's garment export business. Menlo College appealed to Siya because of its small size, excellent business curriculum and international student body. Siya's major in International Management has given her the opportunity to learn about the business world from a global perspective. She is proud to have friends from all over the world, and she cherishes the four years she has spent with them at Menlo. Now that she has graduated as a Valedictorian, she plans to pursue an MBA from a leading university.

 

Michael Schultz, J.D.,
Associate Professor of Law and International Management
"Menlo College offers students the ideal opportunity to prepare for international business careers in the global economy with its location in Silicon Valley, the global capital of entrepreneurship and high technology, in the exciting multicultural setting of the San Francisco Bay Area. As a former international business executive for more than twenty-five years, I know that students today will be graduating soon into international business careers in marketing, manufacturing, information technology, and finance. I feel a special mission in teaching at Menlo College to help prepare the next generation of global business professionals for the exciting challenges in the world economy. I especially enjoy the internationally diverse student body which creates an international experience for students in the classrooms and residence halls."

 

 

 

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International Management Program

International Management Option in Management Major, B.S. in Business

Globalization and the rise of the market economy are the two most fundamental and radical shifts in the world today. This program deepens a student's understanding of the roots of international trade and commerce; the new challenges and opportunities associated with the emerging global economy; and the trends and conditions of international markets and international finance. A working knowledge of a foreign language complements courses focused on multinational business operations.

This is an example of a possible guideline for on-time graduation from Menlo College. For full requirements and prerequisites, please refer back to degree checklists or the course catalog. Students must also pass the English Proficiency Exam in order to graduate.

Freshman - Fall (15-16 credits)

  • English (3) [1]
  • Mathematics (3) [2]
  • MGT 101 (3)
  • Social Science (3) [3]
  • Foreign Language 101 (3) or HIS 111 (3)
  • MIS 100 (1) (or spring)

Freshman - Spring (15-18 credits)

  • English (3) [4]
  • Mathematics (3) [5] (if needed)
  • Social Science (3) [3]
  • Foreign Language 102 (4) or HIS 112 (3)
  • Natural Science (4) [6] or Literature 150 (3) or Humanities(3) [7]
  • MIS 100 (1) (or fall)
  • ACC 150 (1)

Sophomore - Fall (15 - 18 credits)

  • MTH 102 (3) (if needed)
  • ENG 102 (3) (if needed)
  • ECO 200 (3)
  • ACC 201 (3)
  • Foreign Language 101 (3) or HIS 111 (3)
  • MTH 251 (3) or MGT 206 (3)
  • Natural Science (4) [6] or Literature (3) [8] or Humanities(3) [7]

Sophomore - Spring (15 - 18 credits)

  • ECO 201 (3)
  • ACC 202 (3)
  • Foreign Language 102 (4) or HIS 112 (3)
  • MTH 251 (3) or MGT 206 (3)
  • Natural Science (4) [6] or Literature (3) [8] or Humanities(3) [7]
  • Elective (1-3)

Junior - Fall (15 - 18 credits)

  • FIN 320 (3)
  • MKT 316 (3)
  • MGT 317 (3)
  • IMG 300 (3)
  • MIS 260 (3)
  • Elective (1-3)

Junior - Spring (15 credits)

  • MGT 327 (3)
  • MCM 333 (3)
  • IMG 302 (3)
  • IMG 301 (3) or FIN 438 (3)
  • Management Elective (3)

Summer (6 credits)

  • MGT 499 - Management Internship

Senior - Fall (15 credits)

  • MGT 313 (3)
  • IMG 304 (3)
  • IMG 404 (3)
  • MGT 499 (3) (or summer)
  • Multicultural Issues (3) [9]

Senior - Spring (12 credits)

  • MGT 400 (3) or MGT 401 (3)
  • MGT 499 (3) (or summer)
  • Elective (3)
  • Elective (3)
  • 1 ENG 101 or ENG 099 depending on placement test score
  • 2 MTH 102 or MTH 101 or MTH 090 depending on placement test score
  • 3 MCM 151 or POL 150 or PSY 101 or SSC 150
  • 4 ENG 101 or ENG 102 depending on fall semester placement
  • 5 MTH 101 or MTH 102 depending on fall semester placement
  • 6 AST 150 or BIO 101 or BIO 130 or CHM111 or PSC 160
  • 7 ART(numbered 150 or higher) or HIS or HUM or LIT or PHI or MCM 300
  • 8 LIT 150 or LIT 300 or LIT 301 or LIT 302 or LIT 303 or LIT 304
  • 9 HUM 307 or HUM 311 or MCM 308 or MGT 325