International Business
Embark on an exciting journey with Stetson's International Business Program, designed to equip you with creative, analytical and ethical skills for thriving in today's dynamic global commerce. Products like the Apple iPhone and Ford Fusion rely heavily on international components. Trillions are exchanged daily in foreign currency markets and experts foresee Asia driving global economic growth in the coming decades. To prepare you as a future leader in business, this major immerses you in understanding diverse economies' systems, cultures, laws, trading practices and supply chains, emphasizing cultural nuances across people, organizations and nations.
Why International Business at Stetson University?
Whether you aim to work overseas or navigate our diverse domestic workforce, the skills and knowledge gained from the International Business major are invaluable. As U.S. firms expand globally, understanding international markets, cultures and business practices becomes essential. This curriculum prioritizes real-world experiences, offering internships and a mandatory study abroad component to enhance your learning beyond the classroom.
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“One of the biggest benefits that I found by attending Stetson university has been the closeness that I felt with my faculty and peers. (It has)…allowed me to create relationships with my professors that were meaningful ones.”
Jamie Hardy ’22, International Business and Marketing
Career Outcomes
Understanding international business dynamics is crucial in today's shifting global landscape. As a graduate equipped with skills in problem-solving, interpersonal relations, leadership and a Certified Global Business Professional designation, you'll gain a competitive edge in fields such as financial services, logistics, supply chain management and government. International Business offers diverse career paths and salaries vary based on factors like field, education and experience. Potential roles and their average annual salaries include auditor ($67,745), marketing manager ($69,370), stockbroker ($72,794), supply chain manager ($79,272), foreign exchange trader ($84,509), policy analyst ($87,099), business adviser ($102,847) and economist ($109,940).
As you begin your journey, you will work with some of our distinguished faculty and dedicated professionals who will provide you with personal attention and expert guidance to help you thrive academically and professionally.
- William Andrews, PhD, University of Georgia
- Jon Carrick, PhD, University of Glasgow
As a student in Stetson's International Business program, you'll take courses like International Business and Culture, Cross-Cultural Dynamics and Management, International Trade Administration and International Entrepreneurship. You'll also study topics aligned with Stetson's core values, including International Development and the Plight of the Poor and Cuba: Justice, Equity and the Clash of Ideologies—a hybrid course with travel to Cuba. Another highlight is the International Business Seminar, where you'll study abroad and engage directly with local business professionals and cultural experts.
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