International Business Economics

“At Weber, I found myself. I found a family and I never felt alone. At Weber, my confidence grew and instilled in me a belief that I will succeed in Weber's MBA program.”
Rodrigue Kissou, Class of 2021

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Studying International Business Economics at Weber State

Weber State’s international business economics major prepares you to work in multinational business organizations inside and outside the U.S. We offer professional experiences, foreign language skills and study abroad opportunities.

International Business Economics Highlights

Weber State offers Utah’s first bachelor’s degree in business to include a language requirement. You will use your language skills to get boots-on-the-ground business study abroad opportunities. As an international business economics major, you’ll develop strong connections with your professors and fellow students, and have the opportunity to publish and present original research.

Weber’s John B. Goddard School of Business & Economics is accredited by AACSB International, the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business. This distinction is held by fewer than 6% of all business schools.

Beyond the Classroom

In addition to your study abroad, you also have the opportunity to conduct comprehensive research with direct faculty interaction, and can publish and present your work at prestigious local and national conferences.

Eric Gibson

Class of 2018

“My professors each came with unique experiences and diverse backgrounds that gave me a relevant, global perspective of the international business economics concepts they were teaching.”

What You’ll Learn at Weber

As an international business economics major, you’ll gain a strong understanding of international economics with studies focusing on the emerging global economy and the problems associated with it.

You’ll learn to:

Manage data
Understand and interpret relationships between economic indicators
Work in a foreign-language business setting

What You Can Do After Weber

After you graduate, you can make around $48,000 per year working as an international analyst, researcher, consultant, banker, asset manager, financial advisor or in a variety of other careers.

As an international business economics graduate, you will be prepared to take on the challenges of navigating business in another country and language.

Career & Salary Outlook

Most common careers for international business economics graduates in the U.S. and Utah
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Faculty Perspective

Globalization is here to stay, and Weber State University is at the forefront of training students who have the skills and expertise to function effectively as leaders in a highly globalized U.S. economy.

John Mbaku