A Bachelor’s degree in international business prepares students with a curriculum that emphasizes sound business fundamentals within the context of a globalized economy. In addition to a comprehensive curriculum in principles of international business and a foundation in the general liberal arts and sciences, institutions offering Bachelor’s degrees in international business often encourage students to engage in foreign study or international internships. International experiences allow students to increase their cultural literacy and broaden their perspectives. Many programs partner with foreign schools to facilitate study overseas opportunities for their students. This course also focuses on organizational activity and the supporting regulatory, legislative, and political environments that help facilitate trade between companies and across international boundaries.

Established in 1973, EU Business School (EU) is an international, professionally accredited, high-ranking business school with Barcelona, Geneva, Montreux, Munich, and Online campuses.

It provides high-quality education in a competitive learning environment with small, dynamic classes in English, with the best of both North American and European academic curricula.

Centrally located across the street from the historic and lively Theresienwiese fairground, home to the world-famous Oktoberfest, the EU Munich campus building places students at the strategic heart of this green and forward-thinking city. In fact, Marienplatz is only five minutes away by public transit.

Nicknamed the center of “laptops and lederhosen,” this major economic power in Germany prides itself on innovative industry and excellent quality of life. With the country's strongest growth and employment rates, Munich is the perfect location for world-class business education.

Business is vital to the city’s identity. Munich and the surrounding area are home to top companies such as BMW, Coca-Cola, MAN Trucks, Audi, and Porsche. It also boasts a flourishing startup scene with 20% of Germany's most successful startups headquartered in Munich. It also attracts major tech businesses such as Google and Microsoft.