Major in East Asian Business Studies [Business]

Preprofessional Year

• ECON 101 - Introduction to Microeconomics
• ECON 102 - Introduction to Macroeconomics
• 6 units in ENGL
• MATH 113
• STAT 151 - Introduction to Applied Statistics I
• 6 units in language (See Note 1)
• 6 units in electives outside Business (See Note 2)

Year Two—Fall

• ACCTG 311 - Introduction to Accounting for Financial Performance

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• BUS 201 - Foundations of Business OR
• BUS 222 - Professionalism and Responsible Impact (See Note 6)

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• MARK 301 - Introduction to Marketing
• MGTSC 312 - Probability and Statistics for Business
• 3 units in language (See Note 1)

Year Two—Winter

• ECON 211 - Chinese Economic Development
• FIN 301 - Introduction to Finance
• SEM 310 - Introduction to Management, Organization and Entrepreneurship
• 3 units in language (See Note 1)
• 3 units in free electives (See Note 2)

Year Three

• BUS 303 - Application of Business Concepts (See Note 6)
• HIST 281 - East Asia from 1500
• 6 units in language (See Note 1)
• 3 units in Asian electives (See Note 3)
• 9 units in Senior Business electives (See Note 4)
• 3 units in International Business Electives (See Note 5)
• 3 units in free electives (See Note 2)

Year Four

• 3 units in Asian electives (See Note 3)
• 9 units in Senior Business electives (See Note 4)
• 6 units in International Business electives (See Note 5)
• 9 units in free electives (See Note 2)

• BUS 404 - Capstone Project (See Note 6)

Notes

1. See (Language Streams) for specific sequencing. Some students in the Chinese stream may not be required to take as many language courses as others. In these cases, students must take an additional number of East Asian electives equal to the number of language courses from which they are exempt.
2. Up to 6 units of the language requirements may be fulfilled by participation in an qualified academic exchange, international internship or work placement, approved international research project or international study tour related to the language of study. Contact the Undergraduate Programs Office for information on approved substitutes.
3. Asian electives should be chosen from courses in culture, history, political science, economics and geography (Earth and Atmospheric Sciences) relating to their area of interest. As available and appropriate courses will vary from year to year, students should consult the Undergraduate Office for approval of Asian electives. Students in the Chinese stream may be required to take more Asian electives depending on their language competency. See Language Streams(Chinese).
4. See Courses in the Faculty of Business . Language studies majors should consider taking coursework in the secondary core in Business.
5. International Business Electives may be chosen from the following: ACCTG 442; B LAW 442 , B LAW 444 ; BUEC 342 , BUEC 442 , BUEC 444 ; FIN 442 ; MARK 442 ; SEM 417 , SEM 435 . BUEC 342  is recommended as a first course in an International sequence.
6. First Year students will take BUS 101  in Year 1 and will take BUS 222  in Year 2, BUS 303  in Year 3 and BUS 404  in Year 4. Transfer students who begin in Year 2 or higher will take BUS 201  in Year 2 if they do not already present transfer credit for the course, and will not be required to take BUS 222 , BUS 303 , or BUS 404 . BUS 222  will be replaced by a non-business elective, and BUS 303  and BUS 404  will be replaced by Free Electives in the course sequencing for the Majors listed above.

Chinese:

Students in Chinese Studies will be divided into groups based on language competency determined by an interview with a representative of the Department of East Asian Studies.

Group 1: Those with no background in Mandarin or other Chinese language.
Group 2: Those with some prior knowledge of spoken Mandarin, but needing training in reading and writing.
Group 3: Those with knowledge of a dialect such as Cantonese.

Japanese

Korean