Business/International Major
Business Division
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Bachelor of ScienceDescription:
Students who major in International Business will understand environmental, ethical and cross-cultural challenges of doing business across national boundaries and diverse marketplace.What types of students succeed in this program?
Students who enjoy the challenges of living and working in other countries, speaking more than one language, and fostering cross-cultural business relationships are encouraged to join our IB program.What can I do with this major or minor?
In today’s global marketplace, there are very few organizations without international business interests. While international business growth and expansion have become key competitive advantage for many domestic and foreign firms, supporting and competent professionals have remained in short supply. Some possible careers include:International Account Executive
International Media Planner
International Restaurant Manager
International Bank Manager
International Stock Broker
International Job Analyst
International Consultant
International Purchasing Agent
International Travel Agent
International Real Estate Agent/Broker
International Financial Analyst
International Quality Control Auditor
International Commodities Trader
International Bookkeeper
International Economist
International Finance Writer
International CEO
International Appraiser
International Loan Officer
International Sales Analyst
Foreign Exchange Trader
International Account Representative
International Advertising Executive
International Marketing Specialist
International Financial Planner
International Buyer
International Product Manager
What are some of internships or partnerships with this program?
Past and present international business internships include positions in domestic and international firms such as Alticor, Steelcase, faith-based international organizations, as well as overseas internship opportunities.What is the future outlook with a degree in this area?
Expanding and growing integration of regional and global trade are firm indicators of the direction and opportunities in international business for U.S. firms.
