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Program Overview
The Intercultural Commerce Major prepares Christian men and women to work successfully in the international Christian marketplace, adapting business concepts to other countries’ financial, sociopolitical, and economic systems. Intercultural Commerce majors develop skills to do business in markets around the world demonstrating their faith through their business commerce and actions. The curriculum is designed to prepare graduates to thrive in today’s global and multicultural work environment. Intercultural Commerce majors may choose to do an extended internship in a Christian business setting in another country.
All four-year Johnson students complete two majors: one in Bible and Theology and one in their chosen field, such as Intercultural Commerce. Transfer students with substantial prior coursework may complete a reduced set of Bible and Theology requirements instead of the major. Learn more about the Bible and Theology curriculum here.


Curriculum
Intercultural Studies Core
- Cultural Anthropology
- Introduction to Intercultural Studies
- Intercultural Communication
- Strategies for Intercultural Engagement
- God’s Story-Our Story
- Living & Leading Cross-Culturally
- Intercultural Studies Elective Choose one 2000- or above courses with ANTH or ICXX prefix
Intercultural Commerce
- Business Essentials
- Economics
- Entrepreneurial and Small Business Management
- Principles of Management
- Marketing
Internship Options
Cross-Cultural Internship Preparation
Cross-Cultural Internship
Cross-Cultural Internship Assessment
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Extended Internship
What can you do with an Intercultural Commerce degree?
Career Outlook
- Entrepreneur/Business Owner
- Nonprofit Management
- Business Development
- Finance
- Community Health Evangelism
- Cultural Consultant
- Career Development Consultant
