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B.S. in International Business

The International Business major provides students study-abroad opportunities with a strong general business foundation. It incorporates a liberal arts approach to the disciplines of politics and cultural interrelationships as the program surveys the dynamics of an interdependent global business environment. The major focus is upon the international economic, historical, political, and cultural foundations of today's world business climate, key multinational business functions, and the overall operational/strategic management of a corporation in a multicultural environment.

Benefits and Distinctives

  • Excellent internships and employment opportunities
  • Long-term potential for personal and professional growth
  • Great demand for graduates with high values and ethical standards
  • Understand the global market from a Christian viewpoint

Career Opportunities

International business careers may be found with multinational corporations, foreign banking, international investments, export/import trade, international law, international nonprofit organizations, world missions, and public/foreign service. Individuals with international language skills, empathy for foreign environments, and possession of international business skills are in high demand.

What About Internship and Graduate School Opportunities?

While opportunities for internships abound in Southern California, students may also spend one summer in Europe studying and traveling with the International Business Institute. Many graduates continue to pursue higher education at APU. Some graduates have been accepted at other prestigious institutions such as Arizona State University, United States International University, and University of California, Los Angeles.

“As an International Business major, a world of opportunity was opened up for me. Traveling with the program overseas was integral in my education, making me aware of the many aspects of international business.”

Marie Fischer
International business

Note: This information is current for the 2008-09 academic year. For additional information, please contact the appropriate office.
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