Economic & International Business Programs
Career Opportunities
The study of Economics and International Business provides a strong foundation for a wide range of professional paths. These programs combine theoretical knowledge with practical skills to prepare students for success in both domestic and international professional environments.
Economics equips students with analytical, problem-solving, and decision-making skills applicable to careers in:
- Economic Consulting
- Law
- Government and Public Policy
- Market Research
- Corporations and Financial Institutions
- Graduate studies in economics, law, business, public administration, public policy, urban studies, international relations, international development, data science, and a variety of interdisciplinary fields
International Business prepares students for careers in the global marketplace, including jobs with:
- Multinational Corporations
- Federal and International Agencies, both public and private
- Graduate studies in law, international business, public administration, and economics
Academic Programs
The Department of Economics and International Business offers Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) degrees and minors in Economics and International Business, helping students develop analytical, global, and professional skills that strengthen career readiness.
The Economics program offers students a structured, analytical approach to understanding business and economic issues. By learning key principles, methods, and insights, students gain a strong foundation for making sound decisions in business, government, and everyday life.
The International Business program prepares students for careers in business, government, or international organizations involved in global trade and foreign investment. As international commerce becomes increasingly central to the world economy, both domestic and multinational organizations require professionals with specialized knowledge and skills in international business practices.