Upon the completion of undergraduate education, our students are equipped to:

• Demonstrate adequate knowledge of international business operations from regional, global, cultural, and ethical perspectives;
• Describe how international organizations and agreements shape the global marketplace;
• Demonstrate substantial knowledge of international finance necessary for conducting financial transactions in the global economy;
• Explain the interaction between firm strategies, economic policies, and the changing international environment;
• Utilize fundamental tools and concepts of finance required for financial managers;
• Apply quantitative methods in constructing a portfolio and analyzing investments;
• Construct, evaluate, and present clear and concise business, marketing, financial, and research plans and strategies;
• Work effectively in a team environment by performing different roles;

• Apply the basic concepts of finance, investments, and budgeting onto personal life;
• Recognize career choices for undergraduate international business and finance majors and the options for graduate study;
• Communicate effectively and fluently in English on subjects and issues related to international business and finance;
• Use the necessary skills and self-confidence to work and manage things independently;