International Business at The University of Toledo

About

Overview Firms worldwide depend more and more on international trade. They need managers with good global communication and business skills. The International Business program of The University of Toledo prepares students for this dynamic, global marketplace.Our program is ranked the 16th best in the nation by the Journal of International Business Studies. The undergraduate curriculum combines international business practices and foundations in marketing, finance, management, e-business, supply chain management or information systems.International Business bachelor's degree highlights:Top business school. Bloomberg ranked our accredited College of Business and Innovation as one of the country’s best.Double major and impress employers. UToledo offers 13 bachelor of business administration majors. This makes it easy for UT students to double major or minor in another area of business. It also gives them an advantage when looking for jobs. Marketing is a popular pairing with international business.Internships. The majority of our business undergraduates take internships that often lead to full-time positions. Work with professionals in international business while earning credit and a paycheck.Research-active faculty. Members of UToledo’s business faculty are experts in their fields, even earning recognition as a top researcher by an international business journal.Knowledge of other cultures is crucial. International business students are required to show competency in a foreign language. They are encouraged to study related fields like geography, political science and economics.Career OpportunitiesToday's global business systems are growing rapidly, creating a need for graduates with knowledge and skills about international business.UToledo’s College of Business and Innovation has an 83% job placement rate. Our graduates live and work all over the world.International business graduates work for:Government and industry agencies involved in international trade and economic developmentFinancial institutionsManufacturing firmsMulti-national corporations in the U.S. and abroadThey work as:International marketing professionalsInternational logistics coordinatorsImmigration specialistsBusiness analystsLanguage specialistsImport/export coordinators I want to find another Bachelor Course

Businesses have “gone global” — and they’re looking for managers with international business expertise to help guide them. The International Business program of The University of Toledo is ranked 16th in the country.