Specialization: International Business

The International Business specialization prepares students to understand and participate in worldwide production and distribution activities.

International Business (IB) is the study of domestic, international, and foreign business environments and of business practices and problems related to them.

Quarter Curriculum	Semester Curriculum
To succeed in International Business, develop a plan. Identify a specialization (in addition to IB) that represents a function of business that you enjoy. Plan to travel, use the internet, and choose a language you enjoy and study it. Join the International Association of Students in Economics and Business (AIESEC) and develop a business expertise because most careers start domestically. International Business Curriculum: International Business Curriculum, GEC-R International Business Curriculum, GEC International Business Courses Other links: Honors Programs Study abroad - Student Exchange, Elective Treks International Business curriculum prerequisites Should have Bus - M&L 757 and Bus - Fin 725 before Bus Adm 798 (MUST have one of them). Must have credit for/proficiency in a MODERN, spoken Foreign Language through 104 level. Students are encouraged to double specialize with a functional area of Business. Will normally start career in a traditional functional area with an international firm. Students with double specializations take Bus Adm 798 only (offered SP quarter only) and do not need Bus Adm 799. (If graduation SU, AU, or WI quarters and cannot complete prerequisites for Bus Adm 798 in time, may petition to substitute Bus Adm 799.) An exception is Human Resources double major who must take both Bus - MHR 769 and Bus Adm 798.   Sample Course Model Year Autumn Winter Spring 3 Bus - Fin 620 Bus - M&L 650 Bus Adm 555 Bus - Fin 725 Int'l Bus Option Bus - M&L 757 4 Bus - MHP 763 Int'l Bus Option Bus Adm 798 OR   3   Bus - Fin 620 Bus - M&L 650 Bus Adm 555 Bus - MHP 763/765 Int'l Bus Option 4 Bus - M&L 757 Bus - Fin 725 Int'l Bus Option Bus Adm 798
To succeed in International Business, develop a plan. Identify a specialization (in addition to IB) that represents a function of business that you enjoy. Plan to travel, use the internet, and choose a language you enjoy and study it. Join the International Association of Students in Economics and Business (AIESEC) and develop a business expertise because most careers start domestically. International Business Curriculum:    International Business Advising Sheet (Semesters) Other information:   Course Conversion Guide for International Business   Business Core Course Conversion Guide

Careers

Other studies include exchange controls and the operations of foreign exchanges to formulate policies on investments and transfer of capital. There may also be specialization in the analysis of economic conditions in a particular geographic area.

Potential career paths include but are not limited to:

Extracurricular Opportunities

There are many ways for students specializing in International Business to enhance their education beyond the classroom. You can choose from hundreds of Ohio State student organizations, in addition to other opportunities offered by Fisher.

• Student group: International Association of Students in Economics and Business (AIESEC)
• Student group: International Business Club