Certificate of Post Baccalaureate Studies in International Business

Undergraduate Program Requirements

For more information, check the Bulletin of Information 2006-2007

The Albers School of Business and Economics offers two Post Baccalaureate Certificates to aid you with your continuing education needs.

• Certificate of Post-Baccalaureate Studies in Business Administration

• Certificate of Post-Baccalaureate Studies in a Specific Discipline

Certificate of Post Baccalaureate Studies in International Business

Prerequisites 

• Undergraduate degree in business from an accredited program.

• All prerequisites to required certificate courses.

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS  *  30-45 credits

The Albers School of Business and Economics offers 1) an undergraduate certificate in business for students with a bachelor ’s degree in a non-business area and 2) certificates in specific disciplines for students with a bachelor ’s degree in business. The certificates of post-baccalaureate studies in business provide an opportunity for graduates of non-business undergraduate programs to develop expertise and acquire credentials in the business area while earning college credits. The curriculum requires between six and 13 courses, depending on prior course work. It largely replicates the required courses for a minor in business. The academic credit may also be applicable to other degree program requirements. The certificate of post-baccalaureate studies in accounting, business economics, finance, international business, and other fields provide opportunities for qualified business graduates to develop expertise and acquire a credential in an area of specialization beyond the bachelor ’s in business degree while earning college credits. The curriculum consists of a selection of six or seven undergraduate courses, at least four of which must be in the discipline named in the certificate. To avoid duplication of previous course work, courses in related disciplines may be substituted for classes in the named discipline.

The program is open to graduates of regionally accredited bachelor ’s programs only. The application process will require preparation of an application form, payment of fees, and submission of transcripts. For admission, a student ’s academic performance must be equal to or better than the standards for admission to and graduation from the Seattle University BABA program. Seattle University graduates usually will be considered automatically eligible for the program. Students will register as regular certificate-seeking undergraduate students at Seattle University and must earn a 2.25 cumulative grade point average in the courses applied to the certificate. In addition, students must earn a C-grade or better in each course required for the certificate. In the final term of coursework for the certificate the student files a certificate application with the Registrar. Deadlines are: for fall completion, apply by October 30;for winter, January 30;for spring, April 30;for summer, July 30.For more information about these certificate programs, contact the director of undergraduate programs in the Albers School.

For more information on the Certificate Programs contact:

Undergraduate Program Director
Albers School of Business and Economics
901 - 12th Ave
Seattle, WA 98122-4340
206.296.5700
asbe-adv@seattleu.edu

For admissions information or application contact:

Seattle University Admissions Office
901 - 12th Ave
Seattle, WA 98122-4340
206.296.5800
800.426.7123
admissions@seattleu.edu