International Business and Trade, AAS

Learning Outcomes

• Interpret and use oral instructions to complete assigned tasks; speak clearly and produce written documents for a diverse group of customers, coworkers and managers utilizing current business terminology.
• Demonstrate leadership and the ability to interact on an interpersonal level with diverse groups.
• Identify, evaluate and apply industry specific business principles; make informed decisions within the parameters of legal requirements and societal expectations.

• Apply sound financial principles for bookkeeping, budgeting, financial reporting and planning.

• Use an understanding of basic business principles and organizational priorities to make decisions about work being performed.
• Employ workforce readiness skills, including problem solving, organizational planning and time management.
• Use the principles of international business to address the challenges that businesses face when operating in an international environment, including cultural, political and legal issues.
• Apply trade and logistics procedures and processes within companies that specialize in cargo transportation and import/export services.

Important Notes

• This information does not substitute for meeting with a faculty adviser.
• Certificate and AAS degree programs emphasize preparation in specific job skills required for entry-level employment.
• Not all classes are offered every quarter or at night.
• Students attending only in the evening must remember it is likely to take longer than two years to complete program.
• Coursework is highly interactive and includes field-based internships.

Requirements

Total Program Credits: 90 credits