University of Windsor

Overview

The Business Administration - International Business program at the University of Windsor equips students with a robust foundation in business principles while emphasizing international business concepts, tools, and decision-making strategies. Through a mix of case-based learning and hands-on experiences, students will cultivate skills essential for thriving in global markets.

What you'll study

The program spans over four years, including core business studies in the first two years, followed by a focused exploration of international business topics in the third year. The final year emphasizes applied learning and completion of degree requirements.

• Years 1–2: Foundational courses in business and management, enhancing analytical and decision-making abilities, while laying the groundwork for specialization in international business.
• Year 3: Dive deeper into international business with courses such as International Human Resource Management, Financial Markets and Institutions, Government and Business, International Business, and Strategy and the Global Business Environment.
• Year 4: Complete remaining degree requirements and participate in experiential components, such as co-op placements, to consolidate learning and gain practical experience.

Entry requirements

To apply for the Business Administration - International Business program, candidates must meet the University of Windsor's undergraduate admission criteria. Specific standardized test requirements, such as GRE or GMAT, are not applicable for this program.

English language proficiency

• Duolingo English Test (DET): Minimum score of 115
• TOEFL iBT: Minimum score of 83
• PTE Academic: Minimum score of 60
• IELTS: Minimum score of 6.5

General academic requirements

• Completion of Grade 12 Advanced Functions, Grade 12 Calculus & Vectors, Grade 12 Math of Data Management, and Grade 12 English (or equivalent).
• Minimum average of 73% (with at least 70% in one Grade 12 math course or equivalent).
• Minimum average of 78% for co-op eligibility.
• Mean average of 82%.

Note: Entry requirements may vary by intake and applicant profile. It is advisable to check the University of Windsor's admissions page for the most current information.

Career prospects

Graduates of the Business Administration - International Business program will be well-prepared for various roles in global markets. The skills developed through the program will enable students to pursue careers in international business management, marketing, finance, and human resources, among others. Additionally, the availability of co-op opportunities enhances employability by providing practical experience and networking connections.

Work Permits

Upon completing the program in Canada, graduates may be eligible to apply for a post-graduation work permit (PGWP), contingent on meeting Canadian immigration criteria.

Post-study work eligibility (Canada)

• General eligibility: Candidates must have successfully completed a qualifying program at a designated learning institution (DLI) and comply with the conditions of their study permit.
• Duration of work permit: The length of the PGWP is generally aligned with the duration of the completed study program, with longer programs allowing for extended work permit durations.
• Application timing: Applications for the PGWP must be submitted within a specified timeframe after finishing studies, typically within 180 days of receiving confirmation of program completion.