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Bachelor of Science in International Business

Study International Business in a truly international environment. As an American university with campuses in the U.S. and Europe, you will learn interpersonal and cross-cultural skills necessary to navigate overseas trading.

 

Intake

May | September

Duration

40 months/ 4 years

Credits

120 American Credits, (equivalent to 240 ECTS)

Language

English

Campus

Madrid, Paris, Heidelberg, Tampa

 

  • Learn to navigate global legal systems while upholding ethical business practices. Understand how regulations impact cross-border operations.
  • Master the language of business through international accounting standards. Gain practical skills to track and interpret financial performance.
  • Explore how businesses make strategic financial decisions globally. Learn to manage investments, risks, and capital structures.
  • Build persuasive communication techniques for global settings. Develop negotiation strategies to succeed in multicultural environments.
  • Understand the flow of goods, services, and capital across borders. Analyze the impact of global markets, trade policies, and currency systems.
  • Learn how to launch and scale ventures in a global market. Discover innovative thinking, business modeling, and startup strategy to become an entrepreneur.
Important Notice:
This program is pending local accreditation at Heidelberg.Students must complete their first year in Madrid or Paris.

Key Skills :

  • Leadership
  • Business Finance
  • Global Trends
  • Public Speaking
  • Critical Thinking
  • Problem Solving
  • Ethical Business Practices
  • Cross-Cultural Communication
  • Artificial Intelligence
  • Sustainability

Study Plan

American Curriculum

As a U.S.-accredited university, no matter what your program is, every student studies the same general education courses in year 1, meaning that you still have the opportunity to switch programs in year 2 without having to restart your studies.

Intensive Course System

We have a system that allows you to take advantage of extracurricular workshops, internships, and student life. At Schiller, you will study on campus for six hours a day, two days a week.

General Education Courses

These form the core curriculum of your degree program. They're designed to give you a well-rounded education and provide a broad foundation of knowledge. General education courses help you build critical thinking, communication, quantitative reasoning, and cultural literacy skills.

Subject Credits
Behavioral Psychology and Wellbeing 3
English Composition 3
College Research and Writing 3
Public Speaking 3
Beginning Foreign Language I 3
Beginning Foreign Language II 3
Subject Credits
Introduction to International Business 3
European Modern History 3
Global Perspectives on International Relations

3

Introduction to Big Data and Artificial Intelligence 3
College Mathematics 3
Science and Society 3

Knowledge Area Courses

These courses are specific to your chosen field of study. With knowledge area courses, you will develop expertise in one academic field and build a professional foundation through practical learning.

Subject Credits
Accounting I 3
Accounting II 3
Ethics and Law in International Business 3
International Marketing 3
Business Finance 3
Sustainable Development 3
Communication and Negotiation Skills 3
Statistics 3
Human Resources Management

3

Business Information Systems 3
Business Project Plan 3
Multinational Enterprise 3
International Business Policy 3
Subject Credits
Entrepreneurship and New Ventures 3
Capstone Final Thesis/Project 3
Final Thesis/Project I 3
Final Thesis/Project II 3
Economic Theory 3
International Trade and Finance 3
Principles of Microeconomics 3
Principles of Macroeconomics 3
Cross-Cultural Communication 3
Applied Mathematics and Data Analysis 3
Fundamentals of Marketing 3
Organizational Psychology 3

Elective Courses

These classes fall outside of your general education requirements. Elective courses count toward the total number of credits needed to graduate but are not dictated by a required curriculum path. They allow you to explore personal interests or gain career-boosting skills like coding, public speaking, or a second language.

Subject Credits
Leadership and Decision-Making 3
Import-Export Operations 3
Select Topics in International Business 3
Sales Management and E-Commerce 3
Economic Geography 3
Resources and the Environment 3
Monetary Theory and Comparative Banking Systems 3
Economics of Developing Countries 3
Subject Credits
Intermediate Foreign Language I 3
Intermediate Foreign Language II 3
Advanced Foreign Language I 3
Advanced Foreign Language II 2
Modern Diplomacy 3
Economic Theory 3
The European Union 3
Global Trends in International Relations 3

*The curriculum is subject to change. Each campus and program may have additional requirements and exceptions. An Additional UK Final Thesis is required if applying for a dual degree.

General Education Courses

These form the core curriculum of your degree program. They're designed to give you a well-rounded education and provide a broad foundation of knowledge. General education courses help you build critical thinking, communication, quantitative reasoning, and cultural literacy skills.

  • Behavioral Psychology and Wellbeing
  • English Composition
  • College Research and Writing
  • Public Speaking
  • Beginning Foreign Language I
  • Beginning Foreign Language II
  • Introduction to International Business
  • European Modern History
  • Global Perspectives on International Relations
  • Introduction to Big Data and Artificial Intelligence
  • College Mathematics 3 Science and Society

These courses are specific to your chosen field of study. With knowledge area courses, you will develop expertise in one academic field and build a professional foundation through practical learning.

  • Accounting I
  • Accounting II
  • Ethics and Law in International Business
  • International Marketing
  • Business Finance
  • Sustainable Development
  • Communication and Negotiation Skills
  • Statistics
  • Human Resources Management
  • Business Information Systems
  • Business Project Plan
  • Multinational Enterprise
  • International Business Policy
  • Entrepreneurship and New Ventures
  • Capstone Final Thesis/Project
  • Final Thesis/Project I
  • Final Thesis/Project II
  • Economic Theory
  • International Trade and Finance
  • Principles of Microeconomics
  • Principles of Macroeconomics
  • Cross-Cultural Communication
  • Applied Mathematics and Data Analysis
  • Fundamentals of Marketing
  • Organizational Psychology

These classes fall outside of your general education requirements. Elective courses count toward the total number of credits needed to graduate but are not dictated by a required curriculum path. They allow you to explore personal interests or gain career-boosting skills like coding, public speaking, or a second language.

  • Leadership and Decision-Making
  • Import-Export Operations
  • Select Topics in International Business
  • Sales Management and E-Commerce
  • Economic Geography
  • Resources and the Environment
  • Monetary Theory and Comparative Banking Systems
  • Economics of Developing Countries
  • Intermediate Foreign Language I
  • Intermediate Foreign Language II
  • Advanced Foreign Language I
  • Advanced Foreign Language II
  • Modern Diplomacy
  • Economic Theory
  • The European Union
  • Global Trends in International Relations

*The curriculum is subject to change. Each campus and program may have additional requirements and exceptions. An Additional UK Final Thesis is required if applying for a dual degree.

Is Schiller for me?

Small Class Sizes

Get more personal attention with small class sizes designed for real interaction with professors.

Expert Industry Faculty

Learn from professors who are industry experts and have achieved and are currently active in the roles you're training for.

Always-On Academic Support

You’ll have academic support whenever you need it, so you’re never stuck or falling behind.

Student Clubs & Activities

Connect with other students through exciting clubs like language groups, leadership teams, and more.

Interactive Workshops

Get involved with hands-on workshops that help you apply what you learn in real-world scenarios.

Practical Learning

Solve real-world challenges as part of your education. Our practical learning model prepares you for what comes next — not just exams.

Career Boosters

Internships From Year 1

Start gaining hands-on experience from your very first year. We believe in learning by doing — and building your resume early.

“When I was still in the program for my master's degree, I had an internship that Schiller actually helped facilitate through the staff.”

Randy Heiserman,
MBA in International Business

Employability Advisors

Our employability advisors work with you one-on-one to craft a career path that matches your ambitions. Get personalized advice every step of the way.

Certifications

Boost your resume with professional certifications from Google, AWS, and more built right into your program. Stand out to employers before you even graduate.

Soft Skills Mastery

Learn vital skills like leadership, communication, and teamwork that every employer wants. Our soft skills training prepares you for any professional challenge.

U.S. Accreditation

Earn a U.S.-accredited degree recognized around the world. Open more doors to global career opportunities.

Career Placement Services

Access our dedicated career services team to help you land jobs, internships, and networking opportunities with our corporate partners.

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Dual Degrees for Schiller Students

Discover Our Campuses

Our BSc in International Business is available at the following campuses

Move Between International Campuses

As an international student at Schiller, you have the opportunity to move between campuses in year 2. Study in Madrid, Paris, Heidelberg, or Tampa!

Schiller by the numbers

+20,000

Alumni

+130

Nationalities

60

Years of Experience

4

International Campuses

Admission Process

Upcoming Application Deadline: May 10, 2025

Scholarships and Financial Aid

Fees

Scholarship

Up to 50% scholarship available!

We believe that talent, hard work, and determination should be rewarded. Our scholarships provide financial support to students who excel academically, demonstrate exceptional abilities, or come from challenging backgrounds.

 

Tuition Fees

At Schiller International University, we offer transparent tuition rates that include all necessary learning materials, language courses, and student activities—so you can focus on your academic and professional growth without hidden costs.

  European campuses Tampa campuses Distance Learning
Tuition fees €15,400/yr $17,100 $8,550
Tuition with Max. Scholoarship Applied €7,700/yr* $8,550/yr* $4,275/yr*
Dual Degree with University of DBS Additional fee:€3,000/yr Additional fee:$3,420/yr Not available
Dual Degree with University of Roehampton Additional fee:$3,000/yr Additional fee:$3,420/yr Not available

*Tuition fee calculated with maximum 50% scholarship

The price is per average school year – 10 courses/months – 30 credits. The standard price, not including additional possible scholarships.

Schiller International University has partnered with Flywire, a global payment platform that helps you make international payments reliably, at favorable exchange rates, and without costly bank fees.

Cost of Living

Please check the table below to find the estimate we have calculated for various expenses you could face while living in one of the four cities our campuses are located in. The price is estimated on a monthly basis.

. MADRID PARIS HEIDELBERG TAMPA
Housing € 750 € 950 € 770 $1,700
Food € 200 € 320 € 270 $ 400
Transportation € 20-50 € 40-84 € 35-82 $ 50-75
Telephone € 20 € 32 € 40 $ 45
Miscellaneous Personal Expenses € 200 € 300 € 220 $ 400

Books, Course Materials,

Supplies, & Equipment

€ 35 € 35 € 35 $ 37
TOTAL € 1,255 € 1,721 € 1,417 $ 2,657

Accreditations

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Comunidad de Madrid Accreditation Logo
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