Why study international business at Northwestern?

You have the option to add a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree to your experience at Northwestern by enrolling in the dual business administration degree plan.

You can travel abroad and gain global experience with other business students studying in China. You will fulfill an international internship experience of three to six months and add real world experience of business and cultural training to the classroom.

Northwestern’s program equips you to be an international business professional, but also gives you a biblical worldview to share the gospel with those around the world.

Our business classes regularly visit local corporations within the Twin Cities to experience a variety of business organizations—Fortune 500 companies, entrepreneurial start-ups, and non-profits.

Many business classes utilize a case study approach to gain real-world experience. At Northwestern, our small classes enable faculty to personally engage with you and pass on insights to thrive within a business environment, prepare for graduate programs, and serve the Lord in any profession.

If you have an interest in business with an appreciation for other cultures, the ability to learn a foreign language (Spanish or Chinese is recommended), and are interested in a career with multinational organizations that offer opportunities to travel, this might be the right degree for you.

What will you learn?

You will learn to think critically, work as a team, and make sound business decisions.

Some classes include:

• Cost Accounting
• International Business
• Investments
• History of East Asia
• Human Resource Management