INT890Doctoral Colloquium
Course Prerequisites ToolSNHU INT890 has 1 direct prerequisite, with 10 courses in its complete prerequisite tree, and is required by 1 other course.
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The doctoral colloquium provides a forum for students to discuss their dissertation research and to help monitor timely progress toward completion of the dissertation. After completing research and the final draft of the dissertation and receiving the approval of the chairperson, the student makes an oral presentation defending his or her dissertation for the committee and any other interested individual. Approval of all members of the dissertation committee is necessary for successful completion of the doctoral program. Students generally register for a minimum of three terms of doctoral colloquium.
Prerequisite Tree
- INT889 — Comprehensive Exam
- INT880 — Advanced Quantitative Methods/ International Business I
- INT820 — Seminar in Multinational Finance
- INT801 — Foundations for Advanced International Business Study
- INT830 — Theories of Globalization
- INT801 — Foundations for Advanced International Business Study
- INT850 — Seminar in Global Business Strategy
- INT801 — Foundations for Advanced International Business Study
- INT810 — Privatization, Economic Reform and Globalization in Emerging Markets
- INT801 — Foundations for Advanced International Business Study
- INT800 — Foreign Direct Investment
- INT801 — Foundations for Advanced International Business Study
- INT881 — Advanced Quantitative Methods/ International Business II
- INT880 — Advanced Quantitative Methods/ International Business I
- INT840 — Seminar in Multinational Marketing
- INT801 — Foundations for Advanced International Business Study
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