What career paths can I take in international business?

With an associate's degree in international business, you’ll be ready to work in entry level positions as an international human resources manager, international training manager, international operations manager, accountant, and in taxation and hospitality.

A bachelor's degree is your entrée to the all of those fields plus opportunities in recruitment, sales, brokering customs and executive assisting. Your management opportunities increase exponentially with an MBA, the most popular degree awarded in business. With an MBA and the Master of International Business, you’ll be prepared for roles including:

International marketing director
Financial controller
Multinational manager
Business development director
International trade and customs manager
International foreign policy advisor
Learning a new language and keeping up to date on technology will give you a competitive edge.