The international business major combines the solid base of a bachelor of arts in business administration with advanced language study, international experience and academic studies in international business. Students in international business study the business practices of other nations and learn how international trade laws affect the world economy. They also learn about the culture and management methods that differ around the globe.

A background in international business will help students become a better member of the management team of any corporation. From banks to manufacturing firms, an increasing number of industries need professionals who understand the world's business environment. Import and export firms, agricultural commodities firms, and government and non-government agencies may specifically seek international expertise.

The following are recent jobs of graduates in International business according to the Career services web site including Assistant National Bank Examiner, Comptroller of the Currency, Assistant Natl Bank Examiner, Comptroller of the Currency, Assistant Product Development Manager, Mutual of Omaha, Bilingual Customer Care, FACTS/Nelnet; Client Support Technician, Gallup Organization; Community Support Associate, Region V; Credit Union Examiner, National Credit Union Association; Financial Development Program, ConAgra; Internal Auditor, Lincoln Financial Group; Market Research Analyst, First Comp Insurance; Operations & Sales, US Petrolon Industrial Inc; Product Planning Specialist, Hewlett – Packard; Sales & Marketing Development Program, Stanley Black & Decker; Service Lead - Latin American Team, Talent Plus; System Engineer, Cerner, and many more.