MBA International Curriculum
Lawrence Tech's MBA International consists of 36 credit hours - nine core courses and three electives - and can be completed in two years. Each course is delivered by way of workshops, seminars, exercises, case analyses, and other forms of interactive learning.
At the end of the program, you can elect to travel with members of the faculty to an international location. This study component is designed to provide you with access to executives of global companies, governmental officials, internationally recognized faculty, and other experts.
Applicants are expected to have a significant working knowledge of business functions, such as basic accounting, economics, law, and statistics. This knowledge and understanding can come from prior course work and/or substantial work experience in a functional business area. Students who do not meet this expectation can satisfy their foundation requirements by taking foundation course work online or on campus while taking their core courses.
MBAI Course Work 36 credits
Foundation Courses
ACC5003 Financial Accounting & Financial Statements
FIN5012 Business Economics
MGT5012 Business Applications of Statistical Analysis
MGT5032 Business Law
Core Courses 27 credits
ACC6013 Management Control Systems
FIN6013 Acquiring and Managing Financial Capital
GLM6013 Global Leadership for the 21st Century
GLM6023 Globalization and the New Economy
GLM6033 Global Organization Development and Change
GLM6073 Global Business Strategy and Planning
MIS6013 Info Systems and the Enterprise
GLM6113 Managing Operations and Global Supply Chains
MKT6013 Marketing Management
Concentrations/Electives (3 courses) 9 credits
Global Management Electives
GLM6063 Managing a Global Workforce
GLM6123 International Law
GLM6163 International Finance and Investments
GLM6353 Global Marketing Management
GLM6343 Creating Business Sustainability
Technology & Innovation Electives
GLM6053 Managing Technology and Innovation in a Global Society
GLM6303 Managing Innovation and New Product Development
GLM6313 Creating and Managing Service Innovation
GLM6323 Evaluating Emerging Technologies
Other Electives
GLM6143 International Travel
GLM6213 Directed Study (Any graduate course with permission of an academic advisor)
GLM7123 Independent Research in Advanced Topics