Programs of Study
An international business concentration in the College of Business will offer students the opportunity to prepare themselves to work in the international environment. International business graduates may work in domestic or international positions with private companies, governments or other organizations.
An international business major was added to the Bachelor of Business Administration program in the spring of 2004. The major offers students the opportunity to prepare themselves to work in the international environment and requires a combination of foreign language proficiency, study abroad, cultural knowledge and international business courses in marketing, finance, economics, accounting and law. This major also requires one semester or one full summer term abroad enrolled in an approved college or university academic program. Like undergraduate employers, present day employers of graduate business students want those students to be able to solve problems across geographies as well as across functions. The Jack C. Massey Graduate School of Business is committed to instilling an international perspective in all students so that they can fulfill the requirements. In addition to incorporating international content into relevant coursework, students are also required to complete MBA 6350 International Study Abroad. The Massey School is one of the only part-time graduate business schools in the United States to incorporate such a course into the curriculum, thereby giving graduates of The Massey School a distinct advantage in the marketplace. The International Business Study Abroad Course (MGT 6350) is a core requirement for the AMBA/PMBA/MACC students.
