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The international business program provides students with many opportunities to take their education beyond the classroom. As a student, I have been able to take advantage of a study-travel program in China, participate in a research internship in the area of international trade, and attend an off-site meeting of the Global Executive Forum offered through the Institute for International Business and CIBER. These experiences have provided valuable networking opportunities that have in turn led me to South America on a trade mission, utilized my skills as a translator and interpreter in a professional setting and an experience in both personal and professional development.
Wm Michael Farrell,
 Dual MS
International
Business
and MBA student

Get a Master of International Management with your MBA

The University of Colorado Denver Business School has teamed up with The Garvin School of International Management at Thunderbird to bring you the dual MBA and Master of International Management (MIM) degree.

The MIM offers you the added specialization for success in business throughout the world.

The Master of International Management at Thunderbird

By working in conjunction with Thunderbird, The UC Denver Business School offers a more global perspective to our MBA program. Upon graduation, you'll earn a dual MIM/MBA degree.

You must be admitted to both programs to participate in this degree option, so be sure to visit the Thunderbird web site and apply for admission there as well.

Realize that Thunderbird is located in Glendale Arizona and you will need to attend classes on their campus for the MIM degree.

Check with Thunderbird for their course requirements.

MBA program requirements

These are the requirements for your MBA portion of the degree.

MBA Core

All MBA students are required to start with the following 30 credit hours, which provide a broad base of knowledge upon which they will build their degree.

  • Managing Individuals and Teams, BUSN6520
  • Data Analysis for Managers, BUSN6530
  • Legal and Ethical Environment of Business, BUSN6540
  • Analyzing and Interpreting Accounting Information, BUSN6550
  • Marketing Management, BUSN6560
  • Information Systems Management and Strategy, BUSN6610
  • Applied Economics for Managers, BUSN6620
  • Management of Operations, BUSN6630
  • Financial Management, BUSN6640
  • Strategic Management, BUSN6710

Electives

You complete 6 more credit hours of graduate business coursework (excluding BUSN prefix courses numbered below 6800).

 

While we strive to keep the website's information as accurate as possible, please refer to the Course Catalog or your advisor as the definitive source of program and admissions information. Requirements are subject to change.

Ready to take the next step?

Begin today and apply. If you want more information, visit us during an information session, schedule a personal appointment, or just drop us a line. We will send you a brochure.