The field of international business is rapidly expanding through interconnected economies, advanced communication technologies and improving modes of transportation. This global and culturally diverse business environment has created a need for qualified, ethical professionals who understand and can operate in a world marketplace.

Geneva College’s international business concentration is designed for students interested in obtaining employment within the global business market, applying a Christian viewpoint to their field. Students at Geneva earn a quality business administration degree that provides extensive study-abroad experience, with opportunities in Asia, Europe and South America.

In addition to the numerous study-abroad opportunities available through Crossroads: Geneva’s Center for Off-Campus Study, alternating China Experience and Argentina & Brazil Experience courses are offered through the Business Department every other year, which means that a four-year student is able to pursue business-focused study in both of these economically important areas of the world.

Career opportunities in international business include:

• economic development banking 
• country risk assessment
• foreign exchange analysis 
• export/import banking 
• multinational finance 
• overseas management 
• development economics 

In addition to Geneva and business core courses, students in the international business concentration take the following:

• International Business (BUS 314)
• Comparative Economic Systems (ECO 327
• International Marketing & Export Management (BUS 424)
• International Finance (BUS)
• Elective: Intercultural Communications (COM 225), Elementary Spanish I (SPA 101), Foreign Language and Culture I (FLC 101) or Politics of Global Economics (POL 341)