The Chinese Commerce minor focuses on important aspects of Chinese commerce, language and culture. This program is designed to combine an understanding of the social, political, historical, and economic factors that make China one of the leading international powers today. As such, the minor offers proficiency in the Chinese language, augmented with cultural knowledge of the country and an introduction to international business practices. As an interdisciplinary minor, the program draws on faculty expertise from various disciplines and includes varied perspectives.

Total Program Credits: 22

Matriculation Requirements:
Students need to be admitted into a bachelor degree program.
Discipline Core Requirements:			13 Credits
	CHIN 2010	Intermediate Chinese I LH	4
	POLS 362G	Modern Chinese Political Economy GI	3
	POLS 4610	International Law	3
	MGMT 4620	Developing Business in China	3
Elective Requirements:			9 Credits
In addition to 13 credit core requirement, students need to take 9 credit electives			9
	CHIN 202G	Intermediate Chinese II HH GI (4)
	CHIN 3050	Advanced Chinese (3)
	CHIN 3200	Business Chinese I (3)
	CHIN 351G	Chinese Culture and Civilization GI (3)
	CHST 362G	Traditional Chinese History GI (3)
	CHST 363G	Modern Chinese History GI (3)
	MGMT 332G	Cross Cultural Communications for International Business GI (3)
	POLS 352G	Chinese Politics GI (3)
	POLS 3600	International Relations of East Asia WE (3)
	CHIN 4200	Business Chinese II (3)
	Or other approved electives

Graduation Requirements

1. Completion of 22 credits.
2. Completion of Baccalaureate Degree.