International Business
AMANDA BAUGOUS, Associate Professor
B.S., Drake; M.B.A., Ph.D., Tennessee
DANIEL G. CONWAY, Associate Professor
B.A., Augustana; M.A., Ph.D., Indiana
BURAK DOLAR, Assistant Professor
B.A., Istanbul University; M.B.A., Troy; Ph.D., Mississippi
ANN E. ERICSON, Associate Professor
A.B., Augustana; M.S., Illinois; Ph.D., Iowa; C.P.A., Iowa; C.M.A.
JANIS LONERGAN, Frank Strohkarck Professor of Business and Economics
B.A., Northwestern; M.S., Ph.D., Southern Illinois
MAMATA MARMÉ, Adjunct Instructor, Director of Advising
B.St., M.St., Indian Statistical Institute; M.S., Illinois
NADIA NOVOTOROVA, Assistant Professor
B.S., Gorky State Agricultural Institute; M.S., Iowa State; Ph.D., Illinois
KAREN M. PETERSEN, Adjunct Instructor, Director of Business Administration Internships
B.A., Augustana; M.B.A., Iowa
CRAIG V. VANSANDT, Associate Professor, Chair
B.A., Texas Christian; M.B.A., North Carolina; Ph.D., Virginia Tech
LINA ZHOU, Assistant Professor
B.E., M.A., Central South University, China; M.A., Ph.D., Mississippi; C.F.A.
Major in International Business
Required foundation courses (21 credits, should be completed during the sophomore year): BUSN 205, 211, 212 (MATH 315, 316 may be substituted for 211, 212). ACCT 201, 202. ECON 201, 202. These courses must be completed with a 2.0 grade-point average.
Required core courses (9 credits): BUSN 301, 321, 331.
Required international business course: BUSN 363
Required international business or economics course: select one of ECON 361, 362, 406 or a business or economics course offered as part of an international academic program.
Required Senior Inquiry experience in one of the following:
Internship with research component (9 credits)
Business Policy (3 credits): 479
Business Simulation (3 credits): 474
Business Honors (3 credits)
Required supporting areas: second year (through 203) or equivalent of a foreign language; international academic experience: 6 credits of Augustana international term, international study or international internship; three 3-credit courses with a global perspective (G suffix) from outside the business department (may be fulfilled through the international academic experience).
See Business Administration for descriptions of courses. Students cannot major in both business administration and international business.
