International Business (MBA)
Master's Degree in Business Administration with an Emphasis in International Business (MBA)
Explore global business practices, cross-cultural management, and international market strategies.
Through specialized coursework covering topics such as international trade, global finance, and multinational operations, students develop the skills and knowledge needed to navigate the complexities of the global marketplace.
Graduates emerge prepared to lead multinational corporations, drive international expansion, and capitalize on global business opportunities in a rapidly evolving global economy.
Choose the online International Business MBA program for ultimate flexibility and convenience.
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Unique Class Topics in the International Business Emphasis
- Emerging Markets: Explore the dynamics and challenges of emerging markets, analyzing market trends, regulatory frameworks, and business opportunities to develop strategies for successful market entry and expansion.
- Cross-Cultural Analysis: Examine cultural dimensions and their impact on business practices and communication strategies, fostering cultural intelligence and adaptability essential for effective cross-border operations.
- International Business: Master the principles of international trade, global strategy, and multinational management, equipping oneself with the skills to lead and succeed in a globalized business landscape.
- International Political Economy: Analyze the intersection of politics and economics in the global arena, exploring international trade agreements, financial institutions, and geopolitical dynamics shaping the global economy.
- Global Sociology: Investigate global social structures, cultural phenomena, and social movements, examining the interconnectedness of societies and their implications for business and economic systems on a global scale.
Additional information
Catalog – see catalog for the College of Business