Bachelor of Science - International Business

Schiller International University’s Bachelor of Science in International Business, with a focus on employability, equips students with the practical skills needed to succeed in international business environments. Employment in business and financial occupations is projected to grow 15% by 2034, creating over 963,000 new jobs. International markets are more interconnected than ever. Focus Areas: The four future-focused pillars—Leadership, Data & AI, Sustainability, and Entrepreneurship—equip students with the skills needed to innovate in the STEM landscape. Global Business Strategy: Students understand how companies operate and compete in international markets. Practical Learning Opportunities: Students learn how to adapt marketing strategies in workshops with industry-leading companies, including Loewe, Goya, Deloitte, Toyota, and more. Dual Degree Option Students can earn dual bachelor’s degrees in International Business through one of two partnership options: University of Roehampton - London, UK Partnership Years 1–4: Global Campus Experience: Students begin and complete their studies at any of Schiller’s global campuses—Tampa, Madrid, Paris, or Heidelberg—while following a U.S.-style curriculum. Final Thesis and Degree Completion: Students complete one final thesis and are not required to relocate to London, allowing them to remain at their preferred Schiller campus. After successfully completing the thesis, they earn both a U.S. degree from Schiller and a UK degree from the University of Roehampton, with the option to attend a second graduation ceremony at the University of Roehampton. Dublin Business School - Dublin, Ireland Partnership Years 1–3: Global Campus Experience: Students begin their studies at any of Schiller’s global campuses—Tampa, Madrid, Paris, or Heidelberg—while following a U.S.-style curriculum that provides the academic foundation for their theses. Final Year and Thesis Completion at Dublin Business School: Students complete their final year at Dublin Business School in Dublin, where they write two theses to meet the requirements of both institutions. Upon successful completion, they earn both a U.S. degree from Schiller and an EU degree from Dublin Business School, with the option to attend a second graduation ceremony at DBS.