Are you interested in the complex challenges of the international business world? Walden University's B.S. in Business Administration program with a concentration in International Business is designed to give you critical skills in business and marketing, while helping prepare you for the global marketplace. You can read more about the B.S. in Business Administration program with a concentration in International Business here.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    What Kind of Program Is It?

    Walden University's B.S. in Business Administration program with a concentration in International Business is an online program that explores the world of international finance and business in the global marketplace. The core business curriculum covers a broad spectrum of subjects and includes marketing, management, and organizational behavior; operations and entrepreneurship; accounting and statistics; and an introduction to organizational leadership, human resources, and financial management. Courses also explore business information systems and law, critical thinking, and microeconomics and include a strategic case study. The concentration coursework emphasizes understanding strategic and operational issues in global business; international finance, securities, and banking; and marketing management on an international scale. Estimated time to completion is four and a half years; this period may vary by student, depending on individual progress and credits transferred, if applicable.

    What Are the Prerequisites?

    Walden University's B.S. in Business Administration program with a concentration in International Business is intended for aspiring international business professionals who are interested in global marketing and finance. You should have some aptitude for finance and numbers and may have experience in retail or corporate business structures. Applicants to Walden University's programs must be at least 24 years old and have a high school diploma or equivalent; or be an active member of the military or a veteran; or have already earned at least 90 quarter hours of credit. Applicants may need to complete additional requirements for some programs.

    What Are the Course Requirements?

    Degree program curriculum and credits are subject to change; contact Walden University for the most current information before enrolling in a program. Walden's B.S. in Business Administration program with a concentration in International Business requires completion of 181 credit hours. Some of the required courses are listed below.

    Business Core Courses

    • Introduction to Accounting I
    • Introduction to Management and Leadership
    • Business Law
    • Operations
    • Marketing
    • Human Resource Management
    • Financial Management
    • Information Systems in Enterprise
    • Dynamics of Change
    • Critical Thinking
    • Entrepreneurship for Small Business
    • Business Capstone Project-Strategic
    • Management and Organizational Behavior
    • Microeconomics
    • Statistics
    • Developing Student Portfolios

    International Business Concentration Courses

    • International Business Operations
    • International Finance
    • International Marketing

    What Could I Do After I Graduate?

    Career Opportunities:

    Graduates of Walden University's B.S. in Business Administration with a concentration in International Business have the opportunity to prepare for careers in business, international finance, and marketing. Graduates may seek positions in fields such as:

    • International finance
    • International banking
    • International marketing management
    • Internet marketing
    • Project management
    • Client relations management

    Advanced Degrees

    In addition to seeking entry-level positions, graduates of Walden University's B.S. in Business Administration program with a concentration in International Business may choose to further their studies. Earning a master's degree in business, international relations, management, or global marketing may prepare you for other career opportunities in the field. Degrees listed are not institution-specific but constitute a sampling of continuing education options for graduates. Degrees you could pursue include:

    • Master of Business Administration
    • Master of Arts in International Affairs
    • Master of Arts in International Studies
    • Master of Science in International Finance