- 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
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.
Key Skills :
- Leadership
- Business Finance
- Global Trends
- Public Speaking
- Critical Thinking
- Problem Solving
- Ethical Business Practices
- Cross-Cultural Communication
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
- 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
Knowledge Area Courses
- 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
Elective Courses
- 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
- 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
- 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
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!
Dual Degrees for Schiller Students
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1
Fill out the application enrollment
Go to application enrollment to apply for the Bachelor of Science in International Business program.
2
Send all required admissions documents
This includes transcripts, passport documentation, and proof of English proficiency.
3
Complete the interview
Define your educational and professional goals and discuss whether a Schiller degree will meet your needs.
4
Receive your acceptance package
Receive a conditional letter of acceptance and first-semester tuition invoice. Once paid, you will receive the official copy of your acceptance letter.
5
Congratulations!
You are now part of Schiller’s learning community, and we can’t wait to see you on campus.
Scholarships and Financial Aid
Fees
Scholarships available!
Discover all the scholarships you can apply for and choose the one that fits your situation!
At Schiller International University, we provide you with a full detailed list of available scholarships: Initial eligibility, Documentation requirements, Amount of the award, Continued eligibility requirements, and Eligibility for re-applying upon loss of an award. If you need additional information or personalized attention, contact us. We will be happy to help you.
Cost of the Bachelor of Science in International Business*
Tuition fees for European campuses
€ 15,400
Additional fee for University of Roehampton degree (European campuses)
€ 3,000
Tuition fees for the Tampa Campus
$ 17,100
Additional fee for University of Roehampton degree (Tampa campus)
$ 3,420
Tuition fees for Schiller Online (Distance Learning)
$ 8,550
*Price per average school year – 10 courses/months – 30 credits. The standard price, not including additional possible scholarships.
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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 |
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Years of Experience
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