MS in International Business

University of Delaware

Prepare to lead your organization in its international expansion and contribute to your firm’s effectiveness in a global marketplace with this 30-credit program focusing on the theoretical knowledge and practical skills necessary to navigate the rapidly evolving sphere of international business. The M.S. in international business consists of two complementary sets of coursework. Students complete an 18-credit international module that develops the tools to assess, understand, interpret and apply principles and practices of global management, given personal interests and professional ambitions. Students design their own business module by selecting 12 credits of coursework drawn from areas such as accounting, economics, finance, marketing, entrepreneurship and analytics.The M.S. in international business consists of two complementary sets of coursework. You’ll complete an 12-credit international module that develops your ability to assess, understand, interpret and apply principles and practices of global management. You’ll choose a 3-credit international business elective to further develop your global perspective, according to your personal interests and professional ambitions. Rounding out the curriculum, you’ll design your own business module by selecting 15 credits of coursework in areas such as management, analytics, information systems, accounting, economics, finance, marketing, and entrepreneurship analytics.You will benefit from experienced and generous faculty who have lived, taught and worked around the world. Internships, global study opportunities, campus events and presentations and a diverse set of peers all provide unique opportunities. Broaden your perspective and sharpen your focus around particular themes or business situations of interest.Join students from all over the world, including China, India, Saudi Arabia, Thailand, the United States and Vietnam who come from many different undergraduate backgrounds like business, engineering, international studies and the arts and sciences.

Alfred Lerner College of Business and Economics