The international business option is designed to give students an increased awareness of the economic, political, geographical, and socio-cultural factors which impact doing business across national boundaries. 

Because the majority of employees who eventually hold high-level positions in international business start in such entry-level areas as finance, marketing, and accounting, all international business students must also complete requirements for a secondary discpline within business, i.e. in finance, accounting, marketing, management, information systems (BIS/MIS) or entrepreneurship. Requirements for the International Business option are satisfied by studying overseas for one term on one of ten College of Business international exchange programs. For more information on these programs go here.