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*All course instruction is in English* Fall Semester (Sept.-Jan.) | Spring Semester (Mar.-June.) | | Business Mathematics | Business Analysis | | Introduction to Business Administration | Finance for Business | | Advertising Theory and Practice | Principles of Marketing | | Introduction to E-business | Introduction to Economics | | Marketing Research Methods | Introduction to Business Computing | | Understanding Consumers | Behavior in Organizations | | Human Resource Administration | Brand Management | | Foundations of Business Strategy | International Business | | Employment Relationship | Direct Marketing | | Work Psychology | Business Environment | | Organizational Behavior | Media Skills and Production II | | Introduction to Accounting | Reading Hollywood II | | Business Environment | Ways of Persuasion in Advertising II | | Introduction to Law | Critical History of Media Institutions | | Media Skills and Production I | Behavior in Organization II | | Reading Hollywood I | Principles of Management | | Ways of Persuasion in Advertising I | International Human Resource Management | Skills for Professional Development
| Human Resource Management | | in the Creative Industries | Business Environment | | | Training and Development |
In addition to these core courses students can take supplemental instruction in Chinese language and culture. Students take up 22 hours of lessons a week over the course of a 16 week semester. Classes are divided into beginner, intermediate and advanced levels. Separate instruction covers reading, writing, speaking, listening and comprehensive language skills. Courses in Chinese culture are also available for more advanced students. Students with nearly native Chinese language ability may qualify for additional courses. |
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