Bachelor in Global Business Administration

Busan University of Foreign Studies, in Geumjeong-gu, South Korea, offers a bachelor's degree in Global Business Administration, taught in English over four years. The program covers the core areas of business education, including management, accounting, finance, marketing, and organizational behavior, while placing an emphasis on the international dimension of business operations. Students typically study subjects such as international trade, cross-cultural management, global marketing, and international finance, alongside more general business coursework, preparing them to work in organizations that operate across national borders. Case studies, group projects, and discussions of current global business issues are common ways for students to apply management and economic concepts to real situations involving companies operating in multiple countries. Students often learn to analyze how cultural, economic, and regulatory differences between countries affect business strategy, communication, and decision-making. Graduates of global business administration programs are commonly prepared for roles in international trade, multinational corporations, marketing, finance, consulting, and further graduate study in business administration or international business. Because the program is delivered in English, it is designed to be accessible to international students who want to study business with a global focus in South Korea, a country with an economy strongly oriented toward international trade and export industries, without first needing to be fluent in Korean. Students admitted through the intakes offered every March and September follow a four-year path from foundational business and economics coursework toward more specialized study of international business practices and global markets.