International Business
Our distinctive program, ranked No. 3 nationally, will immerse you in real projects with real companies creating exceptional international experience. Offered as a major and minor.
Program Overview
International Business at Bryant
Our curriculum is globally focused from your first semester. You will study and intern abroad and specialize in a business function. As a senior, you will have the unique experience of consulting with a local business seeking for international opportunities.
Program Features
- Engage with accomplished faculty whose diverse international business experiences enrich your learning.
- Achieve proficiency in a second language by studying and working abroad, deepening your global perspective.
- Specialize in Accounting, Entrepreneurship, Finance, Global Supply Chain Management, Human Resources, Information Systems, Leadership and Innovation, Marketing, or Team and Project Management.
- Consult with a real-world company facing an international business challenge through a unique senior practicum.
- Immerse yourself in experiential learning opportunities through Bryant’s John H. Chafee Center for International Business.
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Cross-Disciplinary Advantage
- Our nationally acclaimed business foundation cultivates innovative thinking and problem-solving abilities through real-world projects that develop leadership skills.
- Your liberal arts minor will be a competitive advantage, enriching an immersive education that integrates analytical and critical thinking.
- Whether you begin your career or pursue grad school after graduation, the credentials of your major and minor distinguish you.
Emily Katz '20
- International Business
- Spanish
- Concentration in Global Supply Chain Management
A unique mentoring program helped this once-undecided student chart a globally-focused path.
More Than a Major
- Mentoring
- Academic Organizations
A Connected Community
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The Bryant Difference
Where Our Students Go
Graduates of Bryant’s International Business program go on to prestigious graduate schools and are in demand by business, government, and nonprofit organizations around the world.
- ALDI
- Aporte Communications
- Belgrade University
- BNP Paribas
- Brown Brother Harriman
- Bryant University
- Claremont McKenna College
- Commonwealth of Massachusetts
- Discovery Communications
- EdouardNino
- J. Walter Thompson Worldwide
- LW Casa de Valores S.R.L.
- Morgan Stanley
- Providence College
- Rand Corporation
- SingleSprout & Nectar
- Standard & Poor's
- The Winchendon School
- University of Bordeaux
- University of Rhode Island
Experiential Learning Opportunities
Career Education Opportunities
- Shadow and network with accomplished International Business alumni to explore different paths.
- International Business internships in various sectors obtained through our nationally recognized Amica Center for Career Education.
- Discuss career opportunities with recruiters from 100+ prestigious organizations at on-campus career fairs.
Clubs/Organizations
- Beta Gamma Sigma
- HerCampus writer
- Model United Nations delegate
- Multicultural Student Union
Service
- Serve as an IDEA mentor as a member of Omicron Delta Kappa
- Mentor Bryant Zhuhai students during their IDEA program
International
- Sophomore International Experience
- During your junior year, take part in a study abroad semester that includes a supervised internship with a local company
Research
- Research and Engagement Day presenter
- Honors Program member
- International Business Practicum, a capstone course for IB majors in which students operate as consultants for clients. You'll identify, analyze and design market entry, development and competitive strategies for new global markets.
Inspiring Faculty
Our inspiring International Business faculty members hail from diverse cultures and have attained the highest credentials in their fields of study from top research universities in the United States. Many have rich work experience with multinational companies. They include a former investment manager for the state economic and trade committee in China, a professor whose research won Best International Paper from the Organizational Behavior division of the Academy of Management, and a management professor who has taught in MBA and executive MBA programs in 14 countries. The faculty brings this global mindset into the classroom, adding a vital dimension to your learning and success. Among them is:
Associate Professor of Finance, International Business Program Coordinator