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International Business BS

BS International Business Degree

Combines foundational business disciplines with cross-cultural communication, foreign language proficiency, global economics, and international trade policy.

The world is increasingly more complex, connected, and competitive every day. Businesses of all kinds are required to consider the global implications of their work, and to develop plans for growing in their industries, including broadening their sales bases and centers of operation to countries all over the world. The Thomas College program in International Business will prepare you for leadership on this global scale.

The Harold Alfond® Institute for Business Innovation offers Thomas College students innovation challenges; workshops and seminars; memberships in Phi Beta Lambda, Society for Advancement of Management, and Entrepreneurial Club; and one-on-one student counseling and mentorship.

Admissions Office

Office: AD-101 Suite
Phone: 207-859-1101
Email: [email protected]

Prepare for a Career In:

  • International Sales and Marketing
  • Informational Technology and Software Development
  • Logistics
  • Nonprofit Management
  • International Banking and Finance

At a Glance:

  • 121 credit hours
  • 3 year option
  • Career-focused curriculum
  • Internships
  • Leadership development

Key Courses:

  • Comparative Political Systems
  • Managing in the Global Environment
  • Current World Problems
  • Money, Banking, and Financial Markets
  • Global Marketing Management

Professors:

Donald Cragen, D.S.M., Chair of the H. Allen Ryan School of Business
Donald Cragen, D.S.M.
Professor of Sport Management & Chair, H. Allen Ryan School of Business
James Libby, Ph.D., Professor of Business Administration
James Libby, Ph.D.
Professor of Business & State Senator
Rasmus Loso, Executive Research Consultant

Rasmus Loso ’17, Executive Research Consultant
Agganico

“Many of the professors at Thomas have extensive experience from the business world and were open for discussions and to give advice outside class and outside of the class subject.”

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