The International Business BBA equips you to navigate the complexities of global commerce. You’ll study international finance, marketing, and management while developing the cultural awareness and ethical foundation needed to succeed in multinational companies, nonprofits, and government organizations. With practical experience at home and abroad, you’ll graduate ready to make an impact anywhere in the world.

The International Business BBA prepares you to work in a global setting by combining business fundamentals with specialized international coursework. You’ll gain the skills needed to thrive in roles such as international financial analyst, customs broker, brand manager, foreign sales representative, or management consultant.
This program integrates classroom study with real-world application, requiring U.S. students to complete at least one semester of international experience, while international students complete internships with multinational companies. With multiple concentration options in finance, marketing, management, economics, and global environments, you can tailor the program to your interests and career goals.
Study international management, finance, marketing, and economics.
Complete an internship and, for U.S. students, a semester abroad to gain real-world global exposure.
Learn from professors with international experience and diverse cultural perspectives.
Customize your degree with concentrations in areas like finance, marketing, or management
Approach global business challenges with integrity and a strong moral foundation.
Build the skills to work effectively across borders, cultures, and industries.
The International Business BBA is a 120-credit program that pairs a strong business core with international courses in finance, marketing, management, and economics. You’ll also choose a concentration — such as finance, marketing, management, economics, or global environments — to align your studies with your career goals.
A key feature of the program is its emphasis on real-world learning. U.S. students are required to complete at least one semester of international experience, including an internship, while international students complete internships with multinational companies. These opportunities give you firsthand exposure to global markets, cross-cultural collaboration, and the practical challenges of operating in a worldwide economy.
With guidance from experienced faculty, you’ll graduate with both the theoretical knowledge and the applied skills to thrive in diverse international business environments.
- Official high school transcript with 2.5 or higher GPA, or College-Ready GED certificate with no section score lower than 450
- ACT or SAT scores if high school completed in the United States within the last 3 years
-Transcripts from all universities attended.
-English proficiency test scores when the first language is not English and less than four years of high school were completed in English
Business Core (39 credits):
ACCT 121 - Principles of Accounting I
ACCT 122 - Principles of Accounting II
BSAD 341 - Business Law
BSAD 355 - Principles of Management
BSAD 365 - International Environment of Business
BSAD 475 - Operations Management
BSAD 494 - Business Strategy and Decisions
ECON 225 - Principles of Macroeconomics
ECON 226 - Principles of Microeconomics
FNCE 317 - Business Finance
INFS 130 - Management of Information Systems
INFS 250 - Data Analytics, Business Intelligence and AI
MKTG 310 - Principles of Marketing
Major (24 credits):
Take the following required courses:
BSAD 467 - International Management
ECON 454 - International Economics
FNCE 426 - International Finance
MKTG 465 - International Marketing
Cognates:
MATH 165
Recommended ACE Electives:
The following courses should be taken as part of the ACE electives.
BHSC 225 - Global Social Issues
ANTH 200 - Cultural Anthropology
MUHL 250 - Music to Change the World
Concentrations (12)
Students may select a concentration that suits their special area of interest, or take any combination of the courses listed below to meet the degree requirements. Choose a minimum of 12 credits from the following:
Economics Concentration
BHSC 225 - Global Social Issues
BSAD 471 - Internship in International _____
ECON 328 - Money and Banking
ECON 415 - Introduction to Econometrics
ECON 427 - Economic Development
ECON 455 - Advanced International Economics
Finance/Accounting Concentration
ACCT 321 - Intermediate Accounting I
ACCT 328 - Intermediate Managerial Accounting/Data Analytics
BSAD 471 - Internship in International _____
FNCE 330 - Financial Planning
FNCE 410 - Intermediate Business Finance
Management Concentration
BSAD 345 - Business and Society
BSAD 410 - Entrepreneurship
BSAD 450 - Multicultural Business Relations
BSAD 470 - Quality Management
BSAD 471 - Internship in International _____
Student may take one of the following courses: PLSC 230 - International Relations
PLSC 365 - American Foreign Relations
Marketing Concentration
BSAD 450 - Multicultural Business Relations
BSAD 471 - Internship in International _____
MKTG 320 - Consumer Behavior
MKTG 335 - Digital Marketing
MKTG 368 - Integrated Marketing Communication
MKTG 440 - Marketing Strategy
MKTG 456 - Marketing Research
Global Environment Concentration
BSAD 345 - Business and Society
BSAD 450 - Multicultural Business Relations
BSAD 471 - Internship in International _____
ECON 427 - Economic Development
PLSC 230 - International Relations
PLSC 365 - American Foreign Relations
Internship (International Focus)
International students will have their internship in a multinational company and do not need to go abroad if they do not want to or are not able to. US students will need at least one semester of international experience, including their internship.
BSAD 471 - Internship in International _____
We know cost is a major concern when choosing a degree. The good news is that the price you see listed for tuition is not what most students pay. Every undergraduate student admitted to an SBA program on the Berrien Springs campus automatically qualifies for the Andrews Partnership Scholarship (APS), which significantly lowers the cost of your education.
Note: The additional $2,000 APS award is granted for one qualifying category only. Students who receive the Andrews Partnership Scholarship are not eligible for the International Partnership Scholarship (IPS). APS applies exclusively to undergraduate programs offered on the Berrien Springs campus.
The International Business BBA is more than just a degree — it’s preparation for leadership in a global economy.
Whether you plan to work for a multinational corporation, launch your own venture abroad, or pursue graduate or professional study, this program equips you with the skills and cross-cultural competence to succeed.
Graduates of the International Business BBA thrive in corporate, nonprofit, and government organizations across the globe. You’ll also be well-prepared for advanced study in business administration, law, or international relations, with the adaptability and ethical grounding to make an impact worldwide.

The School of Business at Andrews University has received specialized accreditation for its business programs through the International Accreditation Council for Business Education (IACBE) located at International Accreditation Council for Business Education 11960 Quivira Road, Suite 300, Overland Park, KS 66213
We believe in the power of your goals and ambitions.
Every decision you make shapes where you’re headed, and earning your business degree can be the catalyst for new opportunities. Whether you want to launch a business, advance in your career, or prepare for graduate study, now is the time to invest in yourself.
With a commitment to academic excellence, Christian values, and real-world relevance, Andrews University will equip you to lead with purpose and make a meaningful impact in your field.
Join us at Andrews, where World Changers are made.


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