Undergraduate ProgramsCertificate in International Trade & Investment
The International Trade and Investment Certificate Program offers you a unique opportunity to gain the knowledge and skills needed to participate in the robust trade and investment opportunities present in the Miami area. You'll gain knowledge in the import/export function, franchising and licensing, managing global operations, marketing abroad and negotiating with businesspeople from other countries.
The program is open to all FIU degree-seeking undergraduate students and offers you the opportunity to complement your major field of study with an additional concentration in International Trade and Investment.
Any FIU degree-seeking undergraduate students who want to complement their major field of study with additional insights into international trade and investment.
FIU students wishing to earn a Certificate in International Trade and Investment must apply for the certificate program and complete six of the following courses (18 credit hours) with a grade of “C” or higher in each course.
| Certificate in International Trade & Investment: 6 courses required (18 credit hours) as follows: |
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| Five Required Courses: (15 credit hours) |
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| MAN 4600 | International Management | |
| MAN 4602 | International Business | |
| MAN 4673 | Trade Policy and Business | |
| MAN 4613 | International Risk Assessment | |
| MAN 4653 | Foreign Direct Investment | |
*Please note that MAN 3022/3025 are pre-requisites for some of these courses.
Please download the application form and take it to the College of Business Advising Department (MANGO 2nd Floor) for processing.
If you have any specific questions, please contact the department at 305.348.2791 or via email at mgmtcert@fiu.edu.
This certificate program is ONLY open to all currently enrolled undergraduate degree-seeking FIU students.
The University requires students to meet with their academic advisors before the end of the term in which they will earn 90 cumulative credit hours to conduct preliminary degree checks and develop plans that will determine the manner in which students will complete unfulfilled degree requirements. Once students and advisors complete these preliminary degree checks, any changes to student degree programs, majors, minors, or academic tracks that may have an impact on time required to complete degrees or counts of excess credit hours will require written approval from the College Dean. Please note that students who have declared dual degree or double majors as part of their program plans and do not complete the requirements of these program plans will not be eligible for refunds of excess credit hour surcharges associated with incomplete portions of their program plans.
