Generalities of International Business as a higher education program in Colombia
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https://doi.org/10.21501/2500-669X.2475Keywords:
International business, discipline, internationalization, academic disciplines.Abstract
In this article is contained a reflection on the programs of higher education of International Business in Colombia, its perspectives and places of provenance within the different institutions of higher education. In this sense, a review of different databases of the Ministry of Education is carried out in which the international business undergraduate courses offered at the different universities of the country are identified. It is confirmed that the departments with the highest supply of this course in Colombia are: Cundinamarca, followed by Antioquia, Atlántico and Valle, who also currently have the largest number of programs with high quality accreditation. Finally, the training in this area is quite broad in the country, considering that there are also programs of higher education of technical and technological sort.Downloads
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