Texas A&M University Undergraduate Catalog

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Curriculum in Agribusiness

Curricular Options
for Agribusiness Students Only

International Certificate Programs

To meet the challenges of increased business globalization Mays Business School has created a variety of international certificate programs. Each program offers B.S.—Agribusiness degree students the opportunity to study international business, develop understanding of other cultures and language knowledge to meet global business challenges.

Students who pursue any of the international certificate programs must complete all requirements for the specific program prior to graduation. Specific certificate requirements are available in the Undergraduate Program Office, Room 238 Wehner, of Mays Business School or in the Undergraduate Programs Office, Room 331 Blocker, of the Department of Agricultural Economics.

Certificate in International Business

Requirements include 18 hours of course work and completion of an approved international work or study abroad experience.

Certificate in European Union Business

Requirements include 21 hours of course work, completion of an approved European Union work or study abroad experience, and demonstration of proficiency in a European Union Language.

Certificate in Latin American Business

Requirements include 21 hours of course work, completion of an approved Latin American work or study abroad experience and demonstration of proficiency in a dominant Latin American language—Spanish or Portuguese.