International Markets and Development Minor
The International Markets and Development Minor is built on Cornell’s long tradition of research on global markets and the development of emerging economies, as well as engagement with global research partners, and organizations. The curriculum brings faculty and students together to study and address pressing questions facing emerging economies.
- Format
- In person
- Location
- Ithaca, NY
- Degree Awarded
- Minor
Overview
The minor is distinctive in that the curriculum reflects an emphasis on international experience, as well as opportunities to participate in research projects with faculty. This minor is ideal for students interested in a career in global business, consulting, advanced research and development of emerging markets.
Who’s eligible for the international markets and development minor?
All Cornell undergraduates except students enrolled in Dyson, and any major that includes overlap of two or more core courses.
How many credits are required?
12 core credits on topics such as international trade, finance, and policy. In addition, 6 credits in introductory microeconomics and macroeconomics. Visit the Cornell University Registrar for full course information.
Academic policies
A minimum of 12 unique credits (outside of major’s core discipline) must be taken to complete any/all minors. Some majors may be required to take an additional course to satisfy this requirement. All courses must be taken in person (unless through Cornell’s SCE), and for a letter grade (grade of C or better is required).
Current business minor students
You can manage your minor and track your progress using the Business Minors Dashboard.
I’m interested. What’s next?
After reviewing the requirements below and our Policies and FAQs page, you can begin the process using the Business Minors Dashboard.