Bachelor of Science in International Business

About

The Bachelor of Science in International Business program at Saint Louis University's Richard A. Chaifetz School of Business offers students the opportunity to build global business understanding and experience through courses, student activities, special events and internships. The Chaifetz School of Business' highly-ranked international business program is designed to provide SLU students with a holistic approach to understanding the interconnectedness of global business and its implications on a company's performance. Through classes and global immersion experiences, students learn about the impact and implementation of international business practices in the modern marketplace and examine various strategic options that managers consider when assessing international market potential. The international business major prepares students to think in a multidisciplinary fashion when analyzing and assessing the factors that can evolve a firm's global presence into global excellence. Before engaging with an overseas business associate, students must first understand how that person's language, communication style, social infrastructure, work attitudes, economy, politics, pace of life, geography and government policies impact how business is conducted. Students will also learn about exporting, importing, foreign direct investment, foreign licensing, international services and global transactions of products or services. By helping them develop this toolbox, the school prepares students to meet the challenges of operating in a global economy. International business students are encouraged to participate in several extracurricular opportunities, including mentorship by senior international business executives, in addition to international business internships. 

Career Path 

Graduate career path includes International Business Analyst, Global Marketing Specialist, Export/Import Manager, International Sales Manager, Trade Compliance Officer, International Trade Analyst,International Operations Manager, Global Supply Chain Analyst, Logistics Coordinator, Cross‑Border Project Manager, Cross‑Cultural Management Consultant, International Finance Analyst, Foreign Exchange Analyst, Global Risk Analyst, International Investment Analyst, International Banking Officer, International Policy Analyst (business focus), Global Business Development Manager, International Account Manager, Multinational Corporate Executive (entry‑level pathway), International Human Resources Specialist.