Success in today's economy requires more than business knowledge. It requires cultural awareness, strategic thinking, and the ability to work across borders. At Tobin, you'll gain a global perspective through international coursework, immersive learning experiences, internships, and faculty who understand today's interconnected business environment.
- Degree Type
- BS
- Area of Interest
- Management, Entrepreneurship & Innovation
- Associated Colleges or Schools
- Program Location
- Queens Campus
- Required Credit Hours
- 120
Why Study International Management at Tobin?
Learn Business Globally
Build a global perspective through study abroad, Global Destination Courses, global internships, and GLOBE, an international social entrepreneurship experience that connects classroom learning with real world business challenges.
Prepare for a Global Career
Develop the business knowledge, global mindset, and cross cultural leadership skills to pursue opportunities with multinational companies, nonprofit organizations, government agencies, and entrepreneurial ventures.
Study in Queens or Manhattan
Complete your degree at either our Queens or Manhattan campus, giving you the flexibility to choose where you learn while staying connected to one of the world’s most diverse and internationally connected cities.
What You'll Study
The International Management curriculum combines business fundamentals with international business strategy, global leadership, and cultural understanding.
Coursework includes:
- Principles of International Business
- Global Business Strategy
- Risk Management
- Global Organizational Behavior
- Global Supply Chains
- Managing a Culturally Diverse Workforce
- Global Marketing
- International Management and Operations
You'll also complete a global experiential learning requirement through a Global Destination Course, global internship, or the GLOBE international social entrepreneurship program.
- BUA 1333: Modern Statistics I (Liberal Arts)
- ECO 1301: Microeconomics
- ECO 1302: Macroeconomics
- ECO 1320: Social Justice
- ENG 1100: English
- FYS 1000: First Year Seminar
- FYW 1000: First Year Writing
- HIS 1000: History
- Language (6 credits)
- Liberal Art Electives (9-15 credits)
- PHI 1000: Philosophy of the Human Person
- PHI 2220 (Ethics and Business) or THE 3305 (Theological Ethics of the Marketplace)
- PHI 3000: Metaphysics
- SCI 1000: Scientific Inquiry
- SPE 1000: Speech
- THE 1000: Theology
- THE: Sacred Texts
- ACC 2338: Principles of Financial Accounting
- BUA 2334: Modern Statistics II
- Business Elective (6 credits)
- FIN 2310: Foundations in Finance
- General Elective (6 credits)
- LAW 1310: Law in a Business Environment
- MGT 1301: Administrative and Organizational Behavior
- MGT 3325: Managing Operations
- MGT 4329: Strategy and Policy
- MKT 2301: Principles of Marketing
- RMI 1301: Principles of Risk Management
- Tech Elective (3 credits)
Note: Business core may vary if pursuing a Fast Track program.
Students must select their Global Experience country upon enrollment, chosen in consultation with their Dean or Advisor.
- IB 3341: Principles of International Business
- MGT 3391: Global Business Strategy
Select 2 Global Experiences:
- Global Destination Course (GDC)
- Global-oriented Internship
- IB 4312 (GLOBE)
- Or a maximum of 3 credits of chosen language
Select 2 courses:
- IB 4312: GLOBE
- MGT 2331: Strategic Leadership in a Global Environment
- MGT 3339: Global Organizational Behavior
- MGT 4326: Global Supply Chains
- MGT 4334: Managing a Culturally Diverse Workforce
- MGT 4338: International Management and Operations
- MKT 3317: Global Marketing
Looking for official degree requirements? View the Undergraduate Bulletin for complete academic policies, prerequisites, and the most current program requirements.
Experience International Management in Action
International business is best learned through experience. At Tobin, you'll develop the global perspective, cross cultural leadership skills, and practical business knowledge needed to succeed in today's interconnected economy through immersive learning opportunities both inside and outside the classroom.
Experiential learning opportunities include:
Travel abroad with faculty and classmates to experience international business firsthand through company visits, cultural immersion, and conversations with business leaders. Discover how organizations operate across different markets while gaining a deeper understanding of global business practices.
Make a global impact through GLOBE, an experiential learning opportunity focused on international social entrepreneurship. Collaborate on projects that promote sustainable economic development while applying your business knowledge to real world challenges.
- Global Internships
Apply your classroom learning in a professional setting through a global internship experience that strengthens your leadership, communication, and business skills while preparing you for an international career.
Work alongside faculty and business leaders to solve real challenges for organizations through Tobin Strategic Consulting. Apply your classroom knowledge, strengthen your consulting and presentation skills, and gain experience working with real clients before graduation.
Student Organizations & Leadership
Expand your network, build leadership skills, and connect with peers who share your interests through student organizations that complement your classroom experience.
- Sigma Iota Epsilon: National Management Honor Society recognizing academic excellence and leadership.
- Association for Supply Chain Management (ASCM) Student Chapter: Connect with industry professionals while exploring global operations and supply chain management.
Where Can an International Management Degree Take You?
Graduates are prepared to lead organizations that operate across cultures, markets, and borders.
Career opportunities include:
- International Business Consultant
- Global Supply Chain Manager
- International Marketing Manager
- Import/Export Manager
- International Trade Specialist
- International Entrepreneur
- Global Operations Manager
- Social Entrepreneur
- International Development Professional
Accelerate Your Education
Take the next step in your education while saving both time and tuition. International Management majors can take advantage of Tobin's Fast-Track programs, which allow qualified students to begin working toward a master's degree while completing their bachelor's degree.
By planning early with a faculty advisor, you can create a seamless path to graduate study and graduate with advanced credentials that prepare you for leadership opportunities and specialized careers.
Qualified students can earn:
- B.S. Management/M.S. Accounting
- B.S. Management/M.S. Actuarial Science
- B.S. Management/M.S. Business Analytics
- B.S. Management/M.S. Enterprise Risk Management
- B.S. Management/M.S. Finance
- B.S. Management/M.S. Global Management and Entrepreneurship
- B.S. Management/M.S. Marketing Intelligence
- B.S. Management/M.S. Risk and Financial Advisory
- B.S. Management/M.S. Risk Management & Risk Analytics
- B.S. Management/M.S. Taxation
- B.S. Management/Master of Business Administration
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