What Can I Do With a Major in International Business?
As an International Business student, you'll get real-world experience and study a second language. Both give you an advantage. Here's what's next.
You'll explore courses in international economics, finance, marketing, global supply chain management, and more. Additionally, you'll develop the skills for managing and coordinating resources across national borders and diverse cultures.
You might also consider adding a Spanish Certificate or French Certificate to boost your post-graduation opportunities.
Learn what they are below.
Career Options, Employers, and Transferable Skills
Career Options, Employers, and Transferable Skills
*Some may require further education or specialization.
Account Executive
Advertising Executive
Attorney
Bilingual Customer Service Representative
Business Analyst
Business Development Associate
Communication Specialist
Corporate Relations Manager
Director of International Growth
Economist
Events Manager
Finance Advisor
Foreign Affairs Specialist
Foreign Banking Compliance Officer
Foreign Currency Investment Advisor
Foreign Service Officer
Fundraiser
Global Product Manager
Global Relations Officer
Hotel Manager
Human Resources Manager
Humanitarian Program Manager
Import/Export Compliance Analyst
Intelligence Analyst
International Banking Coordinator
International Sales Director
Logistics Coordinator
Marketing and Social Media Manager
Partnership Specialist
Policy Program Specialist
Public Affairs Officer
Researcher
Sales Manager
Talent Acquisition Manager
Trade Specialist
Accounting Agencies
Advertising Firms
Banks and Investment Firms
Colleges/Universities
Consulting Firms
Department of Commerce
Department of State
Economic Development Organizations
Embassies
FBI/CIA
Federal Government Agencies
Finance Companies
Foundations
Global Businesses and Enterprises
Global Supply Chain Management
Hospitality and Tourism Groups
Insurance Companies
International Trade Regulation
Law Firms
Management Consulting Agencies
Media/Communications Industry
Nonprofits
Pharmaceutical Companies
Political Organizations
Real Estate
Recruitment Agencies
Research and Development
Retail Operations
Technology Firms
Transportation Companies
US Agency for International Development
US Customs Service
US Information Agency
- Analyzes complex and unstructured data
- Evaluates risks and opportunities
- Possesses skills in global business and finance
- Gains and develops language skills
- Ability to think critically across cultural or national lines
- Understands global marketplace and international trade
- Skilled in interpersonal communication
- Coordinates resources across national borders and
diverse cultures - Adapts to new and challenging environments
- Plans and budgets
- Communicates cross-culturally across groups
- Leads teams to successful outcomes
Ways To Explore a Career
- Taking a Focus 2 Career Assessment
- Searching job descriptions on Handshake
- Connecting with alumni on LinkedIn
- Finding a mentor
- Researching professional associations
- Reading the Occupational Outlook Handbook
- Meeting with Academic Advisor and Career Counselor
- Shadowing a professional at work
- Joining a relevant club or organization
- Finding an internship or part-time job
- Volunteering with an organization
- Conducting an informational interview
- Trying a new class in a relevant subject
- Studying abroad
Contact Us
To make a career counseling appointment or ask a question, call us at 904-819-6286 or email us using the button below.