International Business graduates earn a median $44,316 Across 457 US programmes, two years after finishing
See the degree grade →A Bachelor of Science option that combines core business training with language, cultural, economic and political perspectives to prepare students for international commerce and management. Suited to students who want practical, applied learning and aim to work across borders in roles such as trade, account management, consulting or international banking.
Coursework covers international business management and is designed so students can tailor study to a geographic region or a functional area of interest. Learning is practice-focused, blending theoretical concepts with hands-on projects, applied coursework and collaborative problem solving. Topics explicitly mentioned include culture, language, economics and politics as they relate to global business operations.
The program is an undergraduate option in the College of Business Administration. For the most current course list and specific admission or progression requirements, the department directs prospective and current students to the university course catalog or an academic advisor.
Graduates move into a range of international-facing roles. The program highlights career outcomes such as economic advisor, entrepreneur, global account manager, global market researcher, import/export agent, international banking officer, international legal counselor, international management, consultant and international trade specialist.
Specific scholarships or funding details are not provided on the program page; students are advised to consult the College of Business Administration, the university financial aid office, or departmental advisors for up-to-date information on scholarships, fellowships and other funding options.
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