BBA International Business
Overview
The move toward globalization is causing world economies, culture, and business to become more interdependent. The BBA in International Business degree provides students with a solid foundation in business and extensive international business and management exposure. At its core, the program addresses business, management, economics, finance, marketing, and business law, all in the International context. Additionally, students can focus on foreign languages or study international political systems as electives.
Students who choose this degree will have the option to participate in the International Study Abroad Program, enabling them to understand international business practices better. Students can also participate in the Collaborative Online International Learning (COIL) program. COIL connects students and professors in different countries for collaborative projects and discussions as part of their coursework. Students will also have the opportunity to gain an advantage in the job market after graduation by participating in an internship with an international company within the United States or overseas.
Program Benefits
Students pursuing a B.B.A. in International Business will learn how to manage, create, and operate effectively within global companies. These will be companies that buy, sell, and market products throughout the world. The curriculum consists of several topics, such as the cultural and business aspects that are necessary for success in global business practices.
More About the Program
- Beta Gamma Sigma (Honor Society) for all DSPCOB majors
Beta Gamma Sigma (BGS) is the premier international business honor society, recognizing top academic achievers from AACSB-accredited business programs. At the Dr. Sam Pack College of Business (DSPCOB) at Tarleton State University, our BGS chapter celebrates academic excellence, fosters leadership development, and connects students with global business opportunities.
- Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM)
The Tarleton State University - Central Texas SHRM chapter is affiliated nationally with the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM). Through a variety of activities, the chapter provides professional development, leadership and scholarship opportunities, as well as social and civic participative events. SHRM is committed to advancing the human resource profession and the capabilities of all human resource professionals to ensure that HR is an essential and effective partner in developing and executing organizational strategies.
The College of Business promotes a global perspective developed to better understand the interconnected nature of the global business environment. As a core characteristic of college, study abroad trips are designed to enhance learner experiences and broaden their perspective of the global business environment. Tarleton State University currently offers business study abroad classes in:
- France
- Australia
- New Zealand
- Spain
- Ireland
- United Kingdom
- Austria
- Italy
- Tarleton State University - Entrepreneurship Club
Tarleton State University is proud to introduce its first-ever Entrepreneurship Club, where students can explore innovative ideas and build real-world business skills right here in Stephenville. Whether you have a business idea, a passion for problem-solving, or simply a curiosity about entrepreneurship, this club is your launchpad to turn ambition into action.
Learning Outcomes
- Provide students with a first-hand look at international business practices, which will promote understanding of global business
- Give students an advantage in the post-graduation job market by providing the option for internships with international companies
- Prepare students to meet the demands of the modern competitive workforce, as well as for entrance into Graduate School
- Prepare students to work in and lead high-performance teams
- Prepare students to communicate in the modern business setting
Career Outcomes
- Management
- Marketing
- Laws & Regulations
- Supply Chain Management
- Finance
- Economics