International Business Minor | Colorado Christian University

International Business Minor

Undergraduate Minor in International Business

Offered for School of Business and Leadership Majors Only

As markets have expanded, individuals educated in the principles of the international business arena are in high demand. The spread of technology through globalization has meant that businesses today must shift their thinking to the international sphere. As an International Business minor, you'll learn how to do this, gaining understanding of cultural and economic differences abroad. Built on the foundation of the business core courses, the International Business minor provides Accounting or Business Administration majors with a broad background of international management and marketing.

International Business at CCU

With the development of the international business arena, the need has risen for ethically focused business professionals who are capable of adapting to and taking into account cultural differences. CCU's School of Business and Leadership trains you to be that individual, integrating faith and academics as you learn to interface with the global market as a Christ-centered business professional.

What can you do with a minor in international business?

Consulting
International contractor
Nonprofit and NGO work
Entrepreneurship
Supplement a business administration degree

A minor offers a concentrated area of coursework to supplement your major field of study. It is designed to enhance the range of topics and knowledge for a well-rounded student. It can provide exposure to important concepts that help students prepare for a fast-paced workplace.

Course Catalog

International Business Minor

School of Business and Leadership

Meet the Faculty

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College of Undergraduate Studies

John Russo

Assistant Professor of Accounting

CCU trains their students to have an enduring commitment to the integration of exemplary academics, spiritual formation, and engagement with the world of business. CCU's unique approach to business education not only prepares students to make significant contributions in their chosen field, it also prepares them for the challenges and dilemmas they will face in the corporate world.

College of Undergraduate Studies - School of Business and Leadership

Kevin Miller

Executive in Residence, Distinguished Professor of Business and Leadership

God's leadership over the millennia is the primary standard by which all other leaders may be measured. Virtually every business and nonprofit circumstance can be vitally informed by God's wisdom.

College of Undergraduate Studies - School of Business and Leadership

Dr. Chuck King

Professor of Business, Law and Ethics; Dean Emeritus

What sets CCU apart from other universities is the emphasis on faith both in integration and in demonstration in the classroom; the higher standard of personal responsibility, integrity, and character; and the ability to share each person's faith openly in a classroom setting.

College of Undergraduate Studies - School of Business and Leadership

Thomas Scheffel

Affiliate Faculty - Law

The concept of integrating faith and learning acknowledges the importance of developing a moral compass based on Biblical virtues. That compass informs and impacts business decisions in the marketplace regardless of profit motive or personal advancement.

College of Undergraduate Studies - School of Business and Leadership

Dr. Gary W. Ewen

Professor of Management and Leadership Studies

There is more to success than making money. It’s all about making a difference. To make a difference, you need the right perspective. In the School of Business and Leadership, all of our business classes integrate faith in Jesus Christ as paramount. Our goal is to act as a student's personal trainer in preparation to become a Christian business leader within their selected career and community.

College of Undergraduate Studies - School of Business and Leadership

Dr. Isaac Y. Chilima

Assistant Professor of Economics and Business

Dr. Isaac Chilima’s life purpose is to help people with the Word to develop a true and intimate relationship with God.

College of Undergraduate Studies - School of Business and Leadership

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