What is International Business?
International business involves issues facing companies and organizations in dealing with cross-border transactions of goods and services, resources, knowledge, or skills.
Career Opportunities in International Business
Every major industry has been impacted by global business trends, technological innovation and trade. Given that the world’s economy is increasing global, demand continues to grow for individuals with a global mindset. They may be dealing with cross-border investment, global supply planning, international trade, and logistics or industrial development.
The study of international business prepares students for positions across the public, private and nonprofit sectors. Here is a sampling of career opportunities:
- Business Development Director
- International Marketing Manager
- Import-Export Agent
- Foreign Service Officer
- Global Supply Planner
- Global Creative Manager
- International Lawyer
- Global Business Strategy Manager
- International Banker
- International Accountant
Leveraging Your International Experience
Download this guide for tips and advice, including differentiating yourself to employers through your travels, how to include your study abroad in a resume, and conveying the value of your international experience.
Leverage Your International Experience (PDF)
International Employment Resources
Going Global – Country-specific information and international employment resources
Torchlight Foundation – Jobs in China
Transitions Abroad – Study, work and live abroad resources
International Cooperative Education – Jobs and internships abroad
U.S. Department of State Internships
Career Forum (for Japanese Speakers)
Princeton in Asia – Fellowships and internships in Asia
Princeton in Latin America – Year-long service fellowship
BUNAC – Work, volunteer and teach abroad programs
Latpro – Connects bilingual and Hispanic employees with companies worldwide
Overseasjobs.com – International job opportunities
Global Edge – International Internship Directory