Lynn University

What you'll study

This programme blends foundational business coursework with specialist international business modules and hands‑on learning. Core subjects typically include financial accounting, microeconomics and macroeconomics, principles of management, business statistics and business law. Internationally focused modules commonly cover international marketing, international finance, global supply chain and logistics, international trade and economic policy, cross‑cultural management, and comparative business systems.

Students also study quantitative and analytical topics such as business analytics and decision making, and complete a strategic management or international business capstone project that integrates real‑world case work. Practical elements often include an internship or practicum, consulting projects with international or multinational firms, and opportunities for short‑term faculty‑led study abroad or exchange programmes.

Entry requirements

Applicants are normally expected to hold a recognised secondary school qualification appropriate to university admission in their country, such as A‑levels, International Baccalaureate, or a high school diploma with a competitive GPA. Competitive applicants typically demonstrate strong performance in mathematics or quantitative subjects and evidence of English language proficiency if English is not their first language (for example from an internationally recognised test, or equivalent academic credentials).

Admissions may also consider personal statements, letters of recommendation, extracurricular activities, and any relevant work or volunteer experience. Mature applicants and transfer students from other postsecondary institutions are welcome and will be evaluated on the basis of prior academic performance and credits earned.

Career prospects

Graduates of the International Business programme move into roles that require global awareness, commercial acumen and cross‑cultural communication. Typical entry‑level roles include export/import coordinator, international sales or marketing associate, supply chain analyst, trade compliance specialist, and business development representative for multinational firms. With experience, alumni advance to positions such as international product manager, regional sales director, global logistics manager, or policy analyst focused on trade and economic affairs.

Many graduates also choose to continue their studies with specialised master’s programmes in international business, finance, supply chain management or an MBA, or to pursue professional qualifications in areas such as supply chain, project management or marketing.

Why study at Lynn University

Lynn University offers a personalised learning environment with small class sizes and close interaction with faculty who bring industry experience into the classroom. The university emphasises experiential learning through internships, consulting projects and study‑abroad options that help students build a global network and practical resume. Lynn’s Career Development Centre supports international placement and employer connections, while campus resources help students prepare for international careers through language support, global events and professional development workshops.

The campus location provides access to business hubs and multinational companies in the region, and the programme’s curriculum is designed to give students both the analytical tools and intercultural skills needed to succeed in a range of global business roles.