International Business ([programName=Business, B.S.])

Western Oregon University’s International Business (Business, B.S.) concentration prepares students with the skills and knowledge needed to fulfill challenging roles that require global competence. Graduates are ready to explore impactful opportunities around the world, aiding international organizations, nonprofits, corporations, small businesses, and more.

credits required for major

Program Details

Learning Outcomes

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Courses

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Head shot of a faculty memberHEM BASNET

NTT Instructor, Economics, Business/Economics Division

basneth@wou.edu

Head shot of a faculty memberMARIANNE BRADSHAW

NTT Instructor, Business/Economics Division

bradshawm@wou.edu

Head shot of a faculty memberPAUL DISNEY

Adjunct Professor, Business/Economics Division

disneyp@wou.edu

Head shot of a faculty memberARA DUDDLESTEN

Recruitment and Retention Advisor, Business/Economics Division

duddlestena@wou.edu

Head shot of a faculty memberMARK ELTON

NTT Instructor, Business/Economics Division

eltonm@wou.edu

Head shot of a faculty memberSUSAN GRAHAM

Instructor, Business/Economics Division

grahams@wou.edu

Head shot of a faculty memberJOSH GROVER

NTT Instructor, Business/Economics Division

groverjs@wou.edu

Head shot of a faculty memberSHAUN HANSEN

Professor of Management , Business/Economics Division

hansens@wou.edu

Head shot of a faculty memberCHRISTY HAWLEY

NTT Instructor, Business/Economics Division

hawleyc@wou.edu

Head shot of a faculty memberBOJAN ILIEVSKI

Professor, Division Chair, Business/Economics Division

ilievskib@wou.edu

Head shot of a faculty memberANNA MAHONY

NTT Instructor, Business/Economics Division

mahonya@wou.edu

Head shot of a faculty memberKEVEN MALKEWITZ

Professor, Business/Economics Division

malkewik@wou.edu

Head shot of a faculty memberRAJEEB POUDEL

Associate Professor, Business/Economics Division

poudelr@wou.edu

Head shot of a faculty memberMARTIN SCHULZ

NTT Instructor, Business/Economics Division

schulzm@wou.edu

Head shot of a faculty memberKATE SCHWARZLER

NTT Instructor, Business/Economics Division

schwarzlerk@wou.edu

Head shot of a faculty memberJENNIFER YANG

NTT Instructor, Business/Economics Division

yangj@wou.edu

Head shot of a faculty memberZENON ZYGMONT

Professor, Business/Economics Division

zygmonz@wou.edu

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Where This Degree Can Take You

Studying International Business literally opens the door to a “world” of opportunities! Graduates can pursue careers with local and multinational corporations and organizations in a variety of fields. This program of study equips students with cross-cultural competence, strategic thinking, and a deep understanding of global markets, making them invaluable assets in today's interconnected world.

Potential Careers

  • International Business Development Manager
  • Global Operations Manager
  • Foreign Market Research Analyst
  • International Financial Analyst
  • Import/Export Manager

Potential Employers

  • International Organizations (i.e., United Nations, World Trade Organization)
  • Corporations (i.e., Microsoft, Tesla, Nike)
  • Small Businesses w/ International Impact (i.e., Danner, Stumptown Coffee Roasters)
  • International Nonprofit Organizations (i.e., Amnesty International, Red Cross, UNICEF, World Wildlife Fund)

Consider This Degree If You…

Want to Learn to Compete Globally

Do you believe that even small businesses must be prepared to compete globally? Do you enjoy working across cultures and borders? You should consider studying International Business!

Want a Global Career and a Great Salary

Students leave this program well-versed in international management, trade, marketing, finance, law, and economics, and are well-prepared for a variety of well-paid global career opportunities in a thriving global economy.

Contact Us

business@wou.edu

503-838-8421

West House 113

Regular office hours are Monday-Friday, 8a.m.-12p.m. and 1p.m.-5p.m.