College of Business Administration
Entrepreneurial Management Center: Graduate classes in entrepreneurship; Venture Challenge—annual business plan competition; Annual distinguished lecturer in entrepreneurship.
The IB program is the largest of its kind in the US and arguably one of the best. The undergraduate level, requires students to study a second language; to study an area of regional/cultural specialization; to have a business specialization; to complete an internship; to study or complete an internship abroad; and finally, to have a language exit examination in order to graduate!
MEXUS: First and only US-Mexican dual undergraduate business degree program.
Project AMIGOS (American Management Initiative for Global Operating Skills) is a transnational, undergraduate, dual-degree program in Management offered by The College of Business Administration and sponsored by a grant from the U.S. Department of Education, Business in International Education Program.
Center for International Business Education & Research: Supports the largest US undergraduate program in international business, federally funded since 1988
Project North America: NAFTA-type program where students from the United States, Canada and Mexico study in all three countries and do two foreign internships.
Aztec Business Alliance: Provides student consulting services and interns to local companies and organizations.
School name: College of Business Administration
Address: 5500 Campanile Drive
Zip & city: CA 92182 8228 San Diego
Phone: +1 619 594 5217
Web: http://www.sdsu.edu/business
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