Florida International University, Masters of Arts in Latin American and Caribbean Studies / International Masters of Business Administration, 3 Year(s)

Joint-degree programs between LACC and the FIU College of Law and LACC and the FIU College of Business Administration allows students to pursue a Juris Doctor (JD) and a MALACS degree or a Masters in Business Administration (MBA) and a MALACS degree. Students pursuing a joint-degree must meet the entrance requirements for both the MALACS degree and the JD or the MBA degree.

Twelve approved credits from the law or business school may be counted towards the MALACS degree and will constitute a MALACS concentration in International and Comparative Law or a concentration in International Business respectively. Twelve approved credits from the MALACS program will be counted towards the law or the business school requirements. All additional JD, MBA, or MALACS degree requirements must be met.

Additional information on the joint-degree programs is available upon request from the LACC's Academic Programs staff. A student can complete the joint MALACS/IMBA in just over two years. If a student has completed his/her course requirements in MALACS, he/she will be able to finis... Read more

Joint-degree programs between LACC and the FIU College of Law and LACC and the FIU College of Business Administration allows students to pursue a Juris Doctor (JD) and a MALACS degree or a Masters in Business Administration (MBA) and a MALACS degree. Students pursuing a joint-degree must meet the entrance requirements for both the MALACS degree and the JD or the MBA degree.

Twelve approved credits from the law or business school may be counted towards the MALACS degree and will constitute a MALACS concentration in International and Comparative Law or a concentration in International Business respectively. Twelve approved credits from the MALACS program will be counted towards the law or the business school requirements. All additional JD, MBA, or MALACS degree requirements must be met.

Additional information on the joint-degree programs is available upon request from the LACC's Academic Programs staff. A student can complete the joint MALACS/IMBA in just over two years. If a student has completed his/her course requirements in MALACS, he/she will be able to finish the IMBA in 9 months, as four classes will be transferred. The last term in the IMBA consists of an internship, study abroad, or elective and may be waived for a joint degree student that has completed the MALACS degree.

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