Program Director: Manuel G. Serapio, Jr.
E-mail: Manuel.Serapio@ucdenver.edu

Introduction

The University of Colorado Denver is the only Colorado university, and one of just 16 universities nationwide, granted the U.S. Department of Education’s prestigious designation as a Center for International Business Education Research (CIBER), an honor earned in large part through the excellence of the international business program.

Program Requirements

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The MS program in International Business requires the completion of the following:

Business Prerequisites

Advisors will evaluate transcripts for possible prerequisite waivers.

Students who choose to take courses for the degree that require prerequisites not previously met, may be required to take additional courses. Completion of prerequisite courses is in addition to the 30-hour MS in International Business degree. Meeting prerequisites is the responsibility of the student.

Course List

Code	Title	Hours
A. International Business Core
Complete all five following courses:
INTB 6000	Introduction to International Business	3
ENTP 6826	International Entrepreneurship	3
INTB 6600	Transformative Technologies Impacting Globalization	3
INTB 6800	Special Topics in International Business	3
INTB 6024	Trade Finance and Payments in International Business	3
B. International Business Electives
Complete three of the following courses:		9
INTB 6026	Marketing Challenges at the Global Frontier
INTB 6022	International Business Negotiations and Transactions
INTB 6370	International Accounting
INTB 6372	International Financial Management
INTB 6500	International Business Consulting
INTB 6730	Supply Chain Analytics
INTB 6870	Global Climate Change
ENTP 6110	Innovation in Fintech
C. Global Action-Learning and Immersion Courses 1
Complete two of the following courses:		6
INTB 5939	Internship 2
INTB 6028	Global Study Topics 2
INTB 6500	International Business Consulting 2
INTB 6840	Independent Study 2
Total Hours		30

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The global action-learning and immersion courses may be met with pre-approved study abroad courses or INTB 6800 Special Topics courses that are cross-listed with other schools/departments at CU Denver (e.g., College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, College of Arts and Media).

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Each of the global action learning and immersion courses may be taken up to two times with different company sponsors (INTB 5939), field study (INTB 6028), company sponsors/projects (INTB 6500), and independent study (INTB 6840).

Certificates/Badges

Students will have opportunities to participate in collaborative programs and earn certificates and/or badges from the Institute for International Business/Center for International Business Education and Research, Jake Jabs Center for Entrepreneurship, Spanish for International Business program, and other partner organizations.  Additional fees may apply for these programs. MSIB students will receive additional information regarding these programs.