Norwich University

What you'll study

The programme builds a solid foundation in business administration before moving into international and cross‑border topics. Early semesters cover core business disciplines such as principles of management, financial and managerial accounting, micro‑ and macroeconomics, business statistics and marketing. Later, students take discipline‑specific and internationally focussed modules such as international finance, global marketing, international trade and logistics, cross‑cultural management, global strategy, international business law and ethics.

Practical learning is emphasised through case studies, group projects, simulations and a capstone project that integrates strategy, finance and operations in an international context. Students normally complete elective options to specialise further (for example in supply chain management, digital commerce or sustainability in global business), and many programmes include a professional internship or study‑abroad opportunity to gain real‑world experience.

Entry requirements

Applicants are typically expected to have completed secondary education equivalent to a high school diploma. Admissions consider academic record, personal statement and references, and may request standardised test scores where applicable; Norwich University generally operates a holistic admissions review. International applicants should demonstrate English language proficiency through recognised tests or prior instruction in English if required. Mature or transfer applicants should provide college transcripts and any relevant professional experience.

Career prospects

Graduates leave prepared for roles that require an understanding of global markets, cross‑border transactions and multicultural teams. Common career paths include international marketing and sales, export/import management, trade compliance, global supply chain and logistics, international financial analysis, management consulting with a global focus, and roles in multinational corporations, government trade agencies or international non‑profit organisations. Many graduates also pursue postgraduate study such as an MBA or specialised master’s in international business or finance.

Why study at Norwich University

Norwich combines a small‑campus learning environment with a strong emphasis on leadership development and experiential education. Students benefit from close faculty engagement, opportunities for internships and practical projects, and access to global learning experiences. The university’s focus on ethical leadership and civic responsibility is woven into business curricula, preparing graduates to make strategic decisions in complex international environments.