<img height="1" width="1" style="display:none" src="https://www.facebook.com/tr?id=637525146410015&amp;ev=PageView&amp;noscript=1">
Skip to content

International Business Economics Minor

Pair your language and cultural expertise with business and economics to prepare for success in today's global marketplace.

untitled-6417
Program Overview

Why study International Business Economics?

Business today is global. Success requires more than understanding markets and finance—it also requires cultural awareness, language skills, and the ability to work across borders.

The International Business Economics Minor is designed for students majoring in a non-English language or cultural studies program, allowing them to combine their regional and cultural expertise with coursework in economics and business. This interdisciplinary approach prepares students to navigate international organizations, multinational companies, and increasingly interconnected global economies.

191

Global Business Perspective

Combine business and economics with language and cultural expertise.

198

Interdisciplinary Learning

Bring together the study of language, culture, and global business.

102

Career Preparation

Develop the skills needed to work across cultures in today's international economy.

The Wooster Advantage

Why add an International Business Economics minor?

  • Pair a non-English language or cultural studies major with coursework in economics and business.
  • Develop an understanding of the cultural, historical, and economic forces that influence international markets.
  • Strengthen your ability to communicate and work across cultures in professional settings.
  • Study in a department with a strong tradition of interdisciplinary teaching, connecting economics with fields such as entrepreneurship, environmental studies, statistical and data sciences, urban studies, and women's, gender, and sexuality studies.
  • Prepare for careers in international business, multinational organizations, and global leadership.
Dilyard2526-7640-1

Academic Opportunities

161

Connect language, culture, and business.

The International Business Economics Minor is available to students pursuing a non-English language or cultural studies major.

Students complete the requirements for their language or cultural studies major while adding coursework in economics and business. They are encouraged to connect their language or cultural expertise with a business-related topic through Senior Independent Study, creating a capstone experience that bridges both areas of study.

Hero - New and Articles

Ready to Build a Global Career?

If you're interested in combining your passion for language and culture with business and economics, the International Business Economics Minor offers an interdisciplinary foundation for success in an increasingly connected world.

Career Opportunities

The International Business Economics Minor complements careers and graduate study in different areas

The minor also provides strong preparation for graduate study in business, economics, international affairs, and related fields.

Key Areas

Background

International business

Background

Global marketing

Background

International trade

Background

International finance

Background

International development

Background

Multinational corporations

Background

Government and diplomacy

Background

International nonprofit organizations

Meet Your Professors

Students learn from economics faculty who bring expertise in business, global markets, and interdisciplinary scholarship. Through close faculty mentorship, students connect economic principles with language, culture, and international perspectives while preparing for careers in an increasingly global economy.