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International Commerce Program

Curriculum and Program Requirements
(Beginning Fall 2007)

The ICP degree requires 42 credits of graduate work that includes 30 credits of work in core courses (eight classes) and 12 credits of electives (four classes). The complete curriculum includes:
  • ITRN 500 - Approaches to International Commerce and Policy
  • ITRN 501 - Methods of Analysis for International Commerce and Policy
  • ITRN 503 - Investment and Macroeconomics for International Commerce
  • ITRN 504 - Trade and Microeconomics for International Commerce
  • PUBP 502 - Governance and Policy Processes
  • PUBP 503 - Culture, Organization, and Technology
  • ITRN 602 - International Financial Institutions and Globalization
  • ITRN 603 - International Trade Relations
  • Four electives (12 credits)

Electives broaden a student’s knowledge of international commerce and policy and provide practical skills for the workplace. Students may select electives from within the School of Public Policy or from other units of the university. Electives may be grouped into thematic areas such as international trade and finance, international marketing, and technology and international commerce. Alternatively students may choose to study a particular region of the world. Students may include study abroad and internship for elective credits.


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