California International Business University

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1 California International Business University

2 A group of CIBU students wrote this in the sand to show their appreciation. Spring 2013.

3 Brief History of CIBU in San Diego INTRODUCTION Since 1995 in San Diego, California ( SoCal ) Over students Accredited with ACICS, CHEA, DOE and BPPE Highly credentialed, professional & global faculty Students from 80+ countries, a global network France Germany The Netherlands Turkey Denmark Taiwan Korea China Saudi Arabia And many more

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5 San Diego, California

6 Some of our past students Institutional Strengths

7 Brief History of CIBU in San Diego What We Are About Global-business focused Entrepreneurial The American Dream Cultural intelligence Inter-personal skills Presentation and influence Experiential learning Practical education Real-life experiences Latest marketing techniques Independent and creative thinking

8 At CIBU, You Can Be a part of the Global Network Gain a competitive edge and a preferred position when seeking jobs Obtain knowledge of tried and true business practices Catch the entrepreneurial spirit

9 Bachelor of Science in Management*(BS) Program Sample Classes * A minimum of 45-quarter units of upper division core courses must be completed at California International Business University. CIBU 311 International Advertising and Communications CIBU 411 Human Resource Management CIBU 415 Business Communications CIBU 425 Entrepreneurship CIBU 432 Business Law CIBU 436 U.S. Business CIBU 450 Management Policies and Strategies CIBU 480 Business Internship** CIBU 496 Entrepreneurial Finance ** Designed to last 3 quarters to include work experience as an intern for one of local businesses.

10 Master of Business Administration (MBA) The MBA program is a 13 course, 65-quarter unit study that can be completed in 15 to 18 months. MBA Core Courses CIBU 610 Organizational Development & Culture CIBU 620 Business Law and Ethics CIBU 624 Strategic Management CIBU 625 Entrepreneurship CIBU 627 Corporate Finance CIBU 629 Marketing CIBU 631 Managerial Accounting CIBU 633 Economic Analysis CIBU 642 International Management MBA Elective Courses CIBU 615 E-Commerce CIBU 623History of American Business Enterprise CIBU 626 Human Resource Management CIBU 632 Negotiation and Legal Analysis CIBU 634 Portfolio Analysis CIBU 636 International Business & CIBU 667 Women In Leadership CIBU 646 International Marketing CIBU 645 Lifestyle Marketing & Media

11 Master of Science in International Management (MSIM) Program The MSIM Program is a 55 quarter-unit program that can be completed over the course of approximately 12 months. MSIM Core Courses CIBU 610 Organizational Development & Culture CIBU 620 Business Law and Ethics CIBU 624 Strategic Management CIBU 625 Entrepreneurship CIBU 629 Marketing CIBU 633 Economic Analysis CIBU 642 International Management MSIM Elective Courses CIBU 615 E-Commerce CIBU 623History of American Business Enterprise CIBU 626 Human Resource Management CIBU 632 Negotiation and Legal Analysis CIBU 634 Portfolio Analysis CIBU 636 International Business & CIBU 667 Women In Leadership CIBU 646 International Marketing CIBU 645 Lifestyle Marketing & Media

12 Doctorate of Business Administration (DBA) Program Approximately 3-5 years long including a dissertation. Highly credentialed faculty. Research-oriented. Successful graduate alumni.

13 Non-Degree Certificate Programs Business Fundamentals & Skills (BFS) Certificate* 18 hours/week, 4 weeks to 15 weeks Overview of business skills needed in all fields of profession Highly-credentialed business professors Experiential learning Study Tours, Internships, Etc. TESOL Certificate 18 hours/week, 8 weeks Good for résumé-building/enhancing ESL English Bridge Program Helps all-level students become prepared for Degree and Certificate Programs. *BFS can be combined with ESL or Bachelor Program depending on language levels.

14 Small classes Institutional Strengths Highly interactive Group project oriented Experiential learning Real-life case studies Classroom Style More individual and personal attention from professors

15 Your Education is Your Future CIBU course work is centered on present case studies that provide example for tomorrow s opportunities and challenges.

16 Media Tools In Learning CIBU courses & in-class experiences integrate today s top social media outlets.

17 New Media Tools

18 ex. ENTREPRENEUR DAY Final Project for Entrepreneurship Course Design you own company, product, marketing strategies and financing Create Professional Business Plans Present to Potential Investors Obtain funding sources Gain potential clients

19 Learn to Target Your Consumers Demographics Psychology Behaviors

20 Fall Quarter Institutional Strengths CIBU Academic Calendar * September 3 November 8, 2013 Winter Quarter January 6 March 14, 2014 Spring Quarter March 24 May 30, 2014 Graduation Ceremony! June 6, 2014 * Special Programs may fall outside of the academic calendar.

21 15 hours of class per week for degree programs 5 hours per course up to 20 hours of internship (unpaid for international students) School activities Events Activities Outings Workshops Typical Weekly Schedule

22 Student Affairs Office Career Development Services Internships Career guidance Special Field Trips To Local Companies Academic Support Workshops Excel, Writing, Adjusting to America Conversation Stations Student Activities School functions, visits to popular tourist spots

23 Opportunities with CIBU Visit to Taylor Guitars and Qualcomm Visit to TV News Studios and Nokia

24 More close by opportunities include San Francisco / Silicon Valley Study Tour* *Designed for MBA students

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26 Sharing Information Student Affairs Facebook Group School Activities and Announcements Share and Chat with each other Job Opportunities Website CIBU Address CIBU App Coming Soon!

27 Student Activities Fun! - The American Way Halloween Valentine s Day Picnics Happy Hours Potluck CIBU Day Beach Parties Super Bowl Parties Cookouts

28 Chargers San Diego football team Padres San Diego baseball team Whalewatching Student Activities More Fun! - The American Way World Famous San Diego Zoo & Sea World Hollywood during the Oscars! Nearby attractions like La Jolla, Las Vegas, Yosemite, Lake Tahoe (skiing), Grand Canyon, Bryce, Zion and San Francisco

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30 SoCal Beaches and the Outdoors Jog on the beach before class A way of life Sunshine almost everyday Tourism Advanced Technology (SpaWar, Qualcomm, ESET, Scripps Research, etc.) Innovation, Creativity, and Design

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32 Food: Hamburgers quarter pounder Sandwiches cold cuts, subs, hoagies Mexican tacos, burritos, chorizos Other ethnic foods to try next to Little Italy neighborhood Giant grocery stores Student Life

33 Housing Start at Vantaggio (3 rd Party Dormitory), 2 blocks walking distance Get to know the city before you commit to a housing Don t give out credit cards over the phone Cost of Living* $1500 per month including housing * Highly variable depending on what type of housing, spending practices and additional activities.

34 Driving Both Your Current + International Driver s Licenses Needed California Driver s License Recommended No Indoor Smoking in San Diego Many gyms YMCA, 24-Hour Fitness, the Great Outdoors

35 CIBU Administration Dr. Phillip Babb, President Ms. Lauren Woo, Vice President

36 Contact Ms. Susi Goodman Director of Admissions & Registrar Classes and programs I-20, Visa Admissions documents Requirements We welcome all questions and comments at

37 Contact Mr. Dermot Rodgers Director of Student Affairs & Special Programs Career Development & OPT Non-Degree and Special Programs, ESL, TESOL Student Advocacy

38 Ms. Grace Georgedes Administrative Assistant