International Business
Major:
Marketing
What is international business?
Using knowledge from several domains, such as economics, law, management and marketing, the International Business program builds competency in the culture, diversity and language of global business.
Why international business at OSU?
International Business students develop cross-cultural competence for conducting international business by taking various elective courses to hone their multicultural understanding, taking courses in a foreign language, or participating in the numerous study-abroad courses offered by the Center for Advanced Global Leadership (CAGLE).
Career paths
International Business degree program graduates compete for an ever-increasing number of jobs that allow them to work in the United States or abroad such as:
- U.S. multinationals with overseas operations
- Foreign companies operating in the United States
- U.S.-based small businesses looking to expand abroad
- International Organizations (e.g., United Nations, NATO)
- Non-profit groups with an international focus (e.g., Doctors without Borders, Oxfam)
- U.S. Government Agencies (for U.S. citizens)
21:1 Student to Faculty ratio
in Spears Business classes.
Eastin Center for Career Readiness
Through the Eastin Center, OSU supports students’ professional growth from awareness to knowledge acquisition, practice and ultimately successful implementation.
Study abroad
The CAGLE Center is the main hub of study abroad opportunities in Spears Business. Through courses that can count toward degree requirements, students can spend 1-3 weeks immersing themselves in a foreign country and meeting professionals from different business industries. The CAGLE Center offers approximately 20+ trips yearly for students to explore the world.
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