Studying international business provides students an opportunity to learn and think about the world of business on a global scale. International business students learn necessary accounting, finance, supply chain, marketing, and management skills that prepare them to succeed in managing multinational corporations. In addition to managing multinational corporations, international business majors can help national firms expand into international markets.<br><br>After graduating with an undergraduate degree, students may explore a career in one of many various areas. Careers typically include administrative roles in international companies, roles within government agencies focusing on trade, establishing international businesses and analyzing foreign investment. Some of the most popular international business positions are: Customs Broker, Economist, Federal and State Government positions (e.g., U.S. Dept. of Commerce), Financial Analyst/Controller, Foreign Currency Investment Advisor, Foreign Sales Representative, Global Brand Manager, HR Managers, Human Capitol Manager, Import/Export Agent. International Brand Specialist, International Business Development Manager, International Finance Specialist, International Foreign Policy Advisor, International Management Consultant, International Marketing Director, International Shipping Specialist, Management Analyst, Market Research Analyst, Marketing/Advertising Consultant, Public Relations Specialist, Supply Chain Manager, Trade and Customs Manager, Trade Compliance Manager, Trade Specialist, Translator.