Essential in a global economy, students will learn the principles and practices of doing business in an international context. Includes exporting and importing of industrial or consumer goods in world markets; logistics, supply chain management, demand planning, manufacturing; trade regulations and controls, foreign trade operations, locating markets, negotiation practices, monetary issues, and international law and public relations. Students will also be prepared for professional industry certifications.
Projected Student Enrollment Each Year: 31 or more
Projected Number To Complete This Certificate Each Year 1 - 10
Upon completion of this four course Certificate of Achievement, students will be able to secure jobs in Logistics, Supply Chain, Import and Export; and International Business Management. They will also be prepared to take industry certification exams in Supply Chain Management and related areas. Objectives: 1. To prepare students to work in a global business economy. 2. To prepare students for industry certification. 3. To offer a program that is industry based and emergent.
The International Business certificate will prepare students to work within a global economy in the fields of Import/Export, Logistics and Supply Chain and related fields. The four courses in this Certificate of Achievement stack up to the two-year General Business degree, so students will have already met the requirements of four of the courses in the two-year General Business degree when they complete this stand-alone Certificate of Achievement.
| Course | Title | Units | Year/Semester (Y1 or S1) |
|---|---|---|---|
| IBUS 100 | Introduction to International Business and Management | 3 | S1 |
| BUS 130 | Principles of Supply Chain Management | 3 | S2 |
| BUS 129 | Principles of Logistics | 3 | S2 |
| IBUS 120 | Essentials of Import/Export Procedures | 3 | S1 |
Cassandra Storey · 05/13/21
SDCCE supports program
Jesse Lopez · 05/13/21
San Diego Miramar agrees with the COE's recommendation and supports the development of a new program.
Tina Recalde · 05/13/21
San Diego Mesa supports.
Rose LaMuraglia · 05/11/21
City Supports
Dr. Javier Ayala · 05/05/21
Grossmont supports.
Dr. Al Taccone · 05/03/21
MiraCosta endorses/supports.
Larry McLemore · 05/03/21
Cuyamaca supports
Tina Ngo Bartel · 05/03/21
Palomar College submitted the appropriate LMI from the COE. The COE recommends proceeding with developing a program because 1) entry-level wages for most Logistics and Supply Chain Management Occupations are above the living wage for San Diego County and 2) a large supply gap exists.
Nichol Roe · 04/15/21
Resubmitted with COE report for supply chain. As discussed in the April Dean's meeting, while this program is technically a new certificate, this is really more of a program modification. We are removing three competing A.S. degrees and four large-unit certificates and creating emphasis areas within the general business A.S. degree with stackable, 12-unit certificates. Additionally, the largest concern surrounding the LMI is the large supply within the region. While it looks like Palomar is adding to the supply, we are removing seven programs. The strategic rationale for this program is to: 1) simplify offerings 2) require fewer credits for completion 3) create stackable certificates within the A.S. degree 4) update curriculum where appropriate
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