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International Business

Our international business option is designed to give you an increased awareness of the economic, political, geographic and sociocultural factors that impact doing business across national boundaries.

Overview

When you think about where you want to be in life, are you thinking about the whole world? Then international business knowledge is a must for you. Our International Business option is designed to give you an increased awareness of the economic, political, geographic and sociocultural factors that impact doing business across national boundaries.

This area of study prepares you for exciting international careers at multinational firms and can lead to exciting and rewarding opportunities abroad.  It begins with this degree requirement: students must study overseas for one term via the Arthur Stonehill International Exchange Program as part of their coursework.

Because those leaders who eventually hold high-level positions in international businesses often start their careers in entry-level business positions, all international business students also complete the requirements for a primary discipline within business.

For students looking to complete an option within one term overseas, as well as gain experiences living, learning, and building relationships overseas that are sought out and valued by employers at home and abroad, pursing the International Business option is an excellent choice. 

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In-Person: Corvallis
In-Person: Cascades
Bachelor of Science
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Associated majors

You can pursue the international business option with the following declared majors:

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Accounting

Today's accountants are tech-savvy problem solvers, insightful planners and strategic thinkers. Many of the “number-crunching” tasks formerly thought to be part of an accountant's world have long ago been replaced by sophisticated software.

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Undergraduate
Major
Business Administration

Get ready to be a problem-solver, decision-maker and leader who can identify opportunities to evaluate the success of any organization.

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Undergraduate
Major
Business Analytics

More and more, data is driving business decisions, and companies need experts to derive insights from their data sets. Business analytics is a rapidly growing and highly in-demand skill. According to the U.S.

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Undergraduate
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Minor
Business Information Systems

Business and technology go together intrinsically. As businesses continue to improve their competitive advantage, information systems such as databases, web services and business applications are supplying strategic and operational opportunities for business leadership and decision-making.

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Undergraduate
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Minor
Finance

Finance is harnessing the power of money to make things happen. Effective financing enables life-saving research, ground-breaking engineering and building of infrastructure on which communities and nations depend.

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Undergraduate
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Minor
Certificate
Microcredential
Organizational Leadership

Planning, organizing, leading, taking initiative … does that sound like you? If you want a career where leading others and managing change effectively are your keys to advancement, look no further than organizational leadership.

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Undergraduate
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Minor
Marketing

Think about the most impressive marketing campaign you’ve ever seen. It might have come from brands like Nike, Apple or Coca-Cola. These brands have achieved greatness with the help of a strong marketing strategy. This is what you'll study — the science of consumers, product and communication to build strong, successful brands.

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Minor
Supply Chain & Logistics Management

Trade, manufacturing, sourcing, global production — every item you touch and use, from your toothbrush to your telephone — has a complex story of parts and pieces that brought the functioning item to you; supply chain and logistics management provides you with the knowledge to optimize how all these parts come together and when developed, in fro

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Ways to attend

We offer classes in the modalities that work for you and your schedule.

In-person: Corvallis

Attend classes in Austin Hall, the $50 million, 100,000-square-foot building with five research centers, a marketing research suite, 10 classrooms, 23 computer- and teleconference-equipped project rooms, a 250-seat auditorium, a café and faculty offices.

In-person: Bend

Attend classes in beautiful eastern Oregon at OSU-Cascades. Located in Bend, the growing city is known for sustainability, start-ups and innovation, yet it's surrounded by 2.5 million acres of national forests, snow-capped mountains and public lands.

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COB International Network Club

Whether you’re curious about the challenges and opportunities an international student faces, or you’ve learned first-hand about these exciting moments through your own travels, COB Inc is the place to make friends from all over the world, and help a new international student get comfortable on our campus.

COB Inc (College of Business International Network Club) is a student club created to support incoming international business and design students as they transition into OSU and the College of Business (whether on a short-term exchange or multi-year degree programs). COB Inc offers a variety of networking and social activities allowing international and domestic students a fun way to gain global understanding, expand intercultural competence and develop an international network.

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