Stevenson University

Programme overview

The International Business programme introduces business decision-making in an international context, emphasizing trade, global strategy, cross-cultural communication and the legal and ethical considerations of operating abroad. Instruction typically blends classroom study, case work, and applied projects to develop practical skills for multinational environments.

What you'll study

Students take foundational business courses (such as accounting, finance, marketing and management) adapted to global contexts, alongside modules focused on international trade, global supply chains, cross-cultural negotiation, international marketing, and comparative business law. Coursework often includes research projects, country or region studies, and opportunities to develop language competence or complete internships with international components.

Entry requirements

Admissions generally require secondary school completion or equivalent, with transcripts demonstrating readiness for undergraduate study; applicants may need to meet minimum GPA or standardized test criteria and provide proof of English language proficiency if applicable. The programme typically considers academic preparation in mathematics, social studies and any prior business or language coursework; interviews or statements of purpose can strengthen an application.

Career prospects

Graduates commonly move into roles such as international sales or marketing, supply chain coordination, export/import management, business development for multinational firms, and positions in government trade agencies or international NGOs. The degree provides transferable skills useful for consulting, project management and entrepreneurship in global markets.

Scholarships & funding angle

Prospective students should explore institutional merit and need-based scholarships, department-specific awards, and opportunities tied to study-abroad or internship placements. Financial aid offices can outline loan options, payment plans and external funding sources such as industry scholarships targeted to international business or language study; applicants should apply early and prepare supporting documents for competitive awards.