Florida International University

What you'll study

The programme combines core business disciplines with specialised international topics to develop the skills needed for global management. Core study areas typically include international strategy, multinational finance, global marketing, cross‑cultural management and international trade and investment. Students also study quantitative methods for international business decision‑making, international business law and ethics, and global supply chain and logistics.

Learning is delivered through a mix of lectures, case studies, team projects and a capstone or practicum that applies classroom learning to real international business challenges. Elective modules allow students to concentrate on regions (for example Latin America) or functions such as international finance, global marketing, or supply chain management.

Typical modules and subjects

• International Business Strategy
• Multinational Financial Management
• Global Marketing and Brand Management
• Cross‑Cultural Management and Negotiation
• International Trade, Policy and Regulation
• Global Supply Chain and Logistics
• Research Methods and Data Analytics for Business
• Capstone/Practicum or Consulting Project

Entry requirements

Applicants are expected to hold a recognised bachelor’s degree or equivalent. Admission decisions consider academic transcripts, a statement of purpose, and a current résumé. Professional work experience strengthens an application, particularly for candidates with experience in international or cross‑border roles.

Standard requirements also include proof of English language proficiency for non‑native speakers. Some applicants may be asked to provide a GMAT or GRE score, although waivers are sometimes available based on academic record or relevant professional experience. Admissions interviews or additional materials may be requested at the discretion of the admissions committee.

Career prospects

Graduates commonly move into roles with multinational corporations, regional subsidiaries, export/import firms, consulting companies, logistics providers, government trade agencies and non‑governmental organisations. Typical job titles include international business manager, global marketing manager, export/import manager, trade compliance specialist, international finance analyst and supply chain manager.

The programme also provides a foundation for those considering further study or research in international business and related fields.

Why study at Florida International University

Florida International University is located in Miami, a global hub and gateway to Latin America and the Caribbean, offering direct industry and cultural connections that are valuable for international business study. The College of Business emphasises experiential learning, including applied projects and industry engagement, and benefits from a diverse student body and faculty with practical experience in global markets.

Students can take advantage of campus career services, employer networks in the region, and opportunities for internships and partnerships with multinational companies doing business across the Americas. The local business environment and FIU’s international links help translate classroom learning into global career opportunities.