Tiffin University

What you'll study

This programme combines core business fundamentals with specialised international modules to prepare you for the practical challenges of global business. Typical topics include international marketing, global strategy, cross‑cultural management, international finance and trade regulations. You will also study global supply‑chain management, international business law and economics, and research methods for managers.

Learning is delivered through a mix of lectures, case studies, group projects and applied assignments. Many students complete a capstone project or practicum that applies classroom learning to a real organisational problem — for example developing a market entry plan, conducting a country risk analysis or designing an export compliance programme. Courses emphasise current practice, ethical issues in international business and the use of data for decision making.

• International Marketing and Market Entry Strategies
• Global Strategic Management
• International Financial Management
• Cross‑Cultural Negotiation and Leadership
• Global Supply Chain and Logistics
• International Trade Law and Compliance
• International Economics and Policy
• Research Methods and Capstone/Practicum

Entry requirements

Applicants are normally expected to hold a recognised undergraduate degree in business or a related discipline. Relevant professional experience can strengthen an application, particularly for those applying from non‑business backgrounds. Typical documentation requested includes academic transcripts, a curriculum vitae or resume, and a personal statement outlining career goals and reasons for choosing the programme.

International applicants whose first language is not English will be asked to demonstrate English proficiency through an accepted test or other evidence of prior study in English. Tiffin University offers admissions guidance and may consider waivers or conditional admission where appropriate. Specific requirements such as minimum grade thresholds or standardised test expectations are provided by the admissions office and can vary by applicant profile.

Career prospects

Graduates from this programme go on to roles across multinational corporations, small and medium‑sized enterprises engaged in international trade, government agencies and non‑governmental organisations. Common career paths include international marketing manager, export/import manager, global supply‑chain analyst, international business development manager, trade compliance specialist and consultant in global strategy.

The curriculum’s applied components and capstone projects aim to build practical skills valued by employers: market analysis, cross‑border negotiation, regulatory compliance and project management. Tiffin University’s career services and alumni network can help students with internships, placement opportunities and employer connections in regional and global markets.

Why study at Tiffin University

Tiffin University is a regional private university with a focus on applied learning and small class sizes, which enables personalised attention from faculty with professional experience in business and international affairs. The university offers flexible delivery options, including traditional and online formats that accommodate working professionals.

Students benefit from career support services, opportunities for practical projects with industry partners, and access to a network of alumni in business roles. The programme’s practical orientation, combined with Tiffin’s emphasis on ethical leadership and experiential learning, prepares graduates to navigate the operational and strategic demands of international business.