International Business Major
Study International Business at Azusa Pacific University
You’ll graduate prepared for global enterprise. You’ll enter the business landscape with a solid foundation in core business competencies including accounting, economics, finance, culture, and marketing. These will serve as a framework for in-depth study of international business, international finance, international marketing management, and comparative economics.
Program at a Glance
Program Information
- Program Units: 60
Location
- Azusa (Main Campus)
Gain Hands-on Experience
- Journey to Europe and Asia for a summer of intensive study.
- Participate in internship opportunities available locally and internationally.
- Complete an import/export practicum.
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During his time at APU, Nathan Lewis ’17 traveled abroad in Ireland, connected with a professor, and further discovered his calling.
Program Details
The international business major gives students a strong general business foundation followed by courses preparing them for careers in global business and international commerce. The program incorporates a global collaborative approach to the study of business, international management, strategic positioning, international trade, and politics as it prepares students to work in a dynamic and interdependent global business environment.
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General Undergraduate Admission Requirements
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Current APU Students Applying to the School of Business and Management
Currently, students must meet the following requirements:
- Priority for fall admission to the School of Business and Management will be given to students who have completed 12 units of study at APU and submitted an application for admission to the School of Business and Management prior to the March 1 application deadline, who are currently enrolled in APU’s spring semester, and hold a minimum cumulative grade-point average of 2.70.
- MATH 110 College Algebra or MATH 151 Applied Calculus or MATH 161 Calculus must be completed with a B- or better (C- or better for Business Management majors).
- Upper-division courses (BUSI 300-499) require admission to the School of Business and Management and may not be available to students outside the School of Business and Management, except as required by other majors.
International Students
International students must meet the following requirements:
- The admission requirement for international students with English as a second language (ESL) is a minimum TOEFL score of 600. The School of Business and Management specifies that the TOEFL Test of Written English (TWE) and TOEFL Test of Spoken English (TSE) be included in the TOEFL assessment score since these are critical to the success in business.
- Priority for fall admission to the School of Business and Management will be given to students who have completed 12 units of study at APU and submitted an application for admission to the School of Business and Management prior to the March 1 application deadline, who are currently enrolled in APU’s spring semester, and hold a minimum cumulative grade-point average of 2.70.
- MATH 110 College Algebra or MATH 151 Applied Calculus or MATH 161 Calculus must be completed with a B- or better (C- or better for Business Management majors).
- Upper-division courses (BUSI 300-499) require admission to the School of Business and Management and may not be available to students outside the School of Business and Management, except as required by other majors.
To learn more, visit apu.edu/international/.
Transfer Students
- Transfer applicants must make an appointment with a School of Business and Management academic advisor prior to enrolling in BUSI courses.
To learn more, visit apu.edu/undergraduate-admissions/transfer/.
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- Azusa Pacific University is accredited by the WASC Senior College and University Commission (WSCUC).
- International Accreditation Council for Business Education (IACBE)
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