BSc in International Business

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With the rapid globalization of business, companies must expand operations internationally to remain competitive. The Bachelor of Science in International Business degree program provides the essential skills, practices, and specialization for students seeking a future as international business executives.

In addition to high-quality academics, Schiller International University offers its students the freedom to transfer to any of its campuses worldwide. This unique opportunity allows international business students to interact with peers from around the world and experience first-hand the global nature of business today.

Additionally, earning your International Business degree online will allow you the flexibility to take classes around your schedule!

Many international business positions are available within the United States, but opportunities for working and traveling abroad are in abundance. In addition to basic business principles, students will become familiar with the linguistic, social, economic and political conditions and business practices of several countries. Principles in business administration, as well as the application of economics and the psychology of marketing, are covered.

Offered at the following campuses:

Tampa Bay, Paris, Heidelberg, Madrid

As more and more companies throughout the world have become multinational, they increasingly need executives who can deal effectively with organizational problems in an international framework. The International Business program offered at SIU is designed to meet these needs. As students complete this degree, they may elect to transfer from one SIU campus to another to benefit from interactions with various cultures including the social, economic and political conditions associated with business practices in different countries.

Graduates of the International Business program will be able to:

• Apply basic business practices to resolve international business problems.
• Assess market globalization factors and typical business strategies for competing in foreign markets.
• Integrate culturally sensitive concepts on a global scale.
• Analyze emerging issues facing countries or businesses in international markets.