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- International Economics/Global Business Studies
International Economics/Global Business Studies
Under joint sponsorship with the Department of Economics, the Department of Humanities and Modern Languages offers a Major program in International Economics that combines courses in French, German, Italian or Spanish language with international economics and area studies. See International Economics in this catalog.
A similar major program in Global Business is offered jointly with the Business School. See the Sawyer Business School section in this catalog. Tutorial courses in French for Business or Spanish for Business are available to students in both of the above programs.