International Business

Coordinator: Charles Skipton, Ph.D., Florida State University

The International Business program at the University of New Haven is designed around the design standard that the student possess both a technical competency in a particular business discipline and a larger global perspective of markets delivered through proficiency in a foreign language, a study abroad experience, and both depth and breadth of knowledge on international business topics.

Management: (see Management Department programs)
- International Business, Management

The design for the International Business degree follows the following pattern:

Student completes all the requirements for the core business discipline.
Additionally, the student must:
- Have a study abroad experience (Prato, a semester abroad, a year abroad, a faculty-led study abroad trip, or an internship abroad).
- Have competency at the intermediate II level for a foreign language.
- Have completed both an international business class within their core business discipline and within another business discipline.

Students with a declared International Business major have 2 academic advisors - one in the core business discipline (to keep them on track for their core competency) and the international business advisor for the college (currently Associate Dean Charles Skipton).