CURRICULUM
The Department of International Business and Trade offers a wide range of courses and specialization across international trade, international finance, international business, and international marketing. Courses provided by the Department of International Business and Trade will prepare our students for a variety of career paths, which include but are not limited to trading, marketing, sales, purchasing, and banking.
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FOUR-YEAR PLAN* |
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Freshman Year |
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Required Courses: Economics Business Mathmatics Accounting Introduction to Electronic Commerce Management Basic Japanese |
Elective Courses: Essentials of Civil Law |
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Sophomore Year |
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Required Courses: Microeconomics (or Macroeconomics) Statistics Money and Banking Marketing |
Elective Courses: Macroeconomics (or Microeconomics) Finance Management Consumer Behavior Advanced Japanese Japanese for Tourism and Business |
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Junior Year |
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Required Courses: International Trade Practice International Trade Theory and Policy International Finance International Marketing International Business Management Commercial Law |
Elective Courses: Selected English Readings in Trade and Economics Strategic Management Studies on Regional Economic Integration Special Topics on Cross-Border E-Commerce |
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Senior Year |
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Required Courses: Business English Foreign Exchange Business Ethics |
Elective Courses: Theory and Practice of Customs Duty Internet Marketing International Political and Economic Situations Special Topics on Cross-Straits Economy and Trade Micro-Enterprise |
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* Since all undergraduate students of Aletheia University also need to take courses to complete the General Education Curriculum, please consult Center for General Education of Aletheia University the specific general education requirements for the Department of International Business and Trade. The department offers the Bachelor of Business Administration degree in international bussiness and trade, which requires a total of 130 credits.