International Business Scholarships

Be Part of the Global Business Scene

Since business has hit the global scene the demand for well-prepared and educated business professionals has skyrocketed. International Business majors are hot commodities; the field is both competitive and needy for fresh blood.

Career Requirements

Students who decide to major in International Business will most likely first complete a core curriculum in general Business and then choose a more focused specialty such as Finance or Marketing. Once this is complete International studies may be commenced, including a foreign language and specialization in a particular region of the world (Asia, Europe, etc). A requirement of most IB majors is a semester spent studying abroad. Because of this, many of the scholarships award travel expenses.

Scholarships

San Diego State University offers a very competitive International Business program. Their scholarships include:

High school seniors in the Midwest with an eye to International Business can compete in the International Business Essay Prize and Scholarship competition for awards of up to $10,000 to winning essays! The awards are scholarship monies that are divided up over the course of a student's college program. The competition is a creation of the U.S. Department of Education.

Illinois State University College of Business offers undergraduate and graduate scholarships for International Business students:

Brandeis University's International Business School is one of the leading programs in the country. The school offers a Graduate Merit Scholarship that is awarded to an outstanding African American IB student who is going onto the MBA program. Brandeis awards other scholarship funds to IB students from a wide range of backgrounds.

The Fulbright Scholarship is one of the international world's most prestigious awards. Annually hundreds of thousands of dollars are awarded to students at all levels of study in the international realm. While not every student is an IB major, the award is a regular resource of funding for IB students.