The International Business co-major is offered in conjunction with other Terry College majors. This co-major can give you a competitive edge in the global job market by instilling the importance of cultural diversity and educating you on international business trends.
UGA offers several certificate programs focused on promoting international learning and awareness through coursework and numerous non-academic opportunities. Learn more about UGA International Certificates.
Assistant Director
Holly Alderman
International Business Programs Office
Topics covered include:
View all international business courses
This is just a selection of possible job titles and employers of this major. The UGA Career Center provides a more extensive list.
What’s considered in your acceptance to the international business co-major?
Grades in ACCT 2101 and ACCT 2102
Applicants currently enrolled in ACCT 2102 will be evaluated based on the grade in
ACCT 2101
Grades in ECON 2105 and/or ECON 2106
Applicants currently enrolled in one of these courses will be evaluated based on the
grade in the completed course.
Grades in Mathematics courses
Grades in MATH 1113, 2200, 2250 and 2260 are considered.
Standardized Testing
Students are required to submit ACT or SAT scores and sub-scores to the University
prior to being considered for admission to a major in the Terry College. In addition
to required ACT/SAT scores, students may also supplement their application by submitting
a score from the ETS Proficiency Profile if they believe their ACT/SAT scores do not represent their current performance level. IMPORTANT: Read detailed Testing Requirement instructions here.
The Statement of Purpose
A brief essay (300-400 words) in which the applicant describes his/her interest in
the major and his/her future goals. If applying the IB co-major, the first-choice
Statement of Purpose should describe the interests/goals in IB and the level of foreign
language the applicant has satisfied. If the applicant is proficient in a language
without college credit, include this in the Statement of Purpose.
Grades in prefix courses
Grades in courses previously complete in the prefix of the major to which the applicant
is applying can be considered, but are not required, for admission to the major. For
example, if applying to the RMIN major, grades in RMIN courses (e.g., RMIN 4000) can
be considered. In addition, grades in the College's Foundation First courses (FINA
3000, MARK 3000, MGMT 3000), as well as MSIT 3000, can be considered by all majors
if completed.
Foreign Language Requirement
In order to apply for the IB co-major, the applicant must either be enrolled in or
have completed the third (or higher) level of the same language; i.e., SPAN 2001 (has
completed or exempted SPAN 1001 and SPAN 1002). A minimum grade of B required in each
language course.