Bachelor in Major in International Management

The Major in International Management at the University of Suwon in Hwaseong, South Korea offers a bachelor's degree program taught in English. International management focuses on how businesses operate across borders, combining core management subjects such as finance, marketing, and organizational behavior with topics specific to working in global markets, including cross-cultural management, international trade, and global business strategy. Coursework typically includes case studies of multinational companies, along with subjects on how cultural, economic, and regulatory differences between countries affect business decisions. Students often work on group projects that simulate managing operations, marketing campaigns, or partnerships across different national markets, building both management fundamentals and an international outlook. Graduates of international management programs commonly pursue careers in multinational corporations, international trade, consulting, and global marketing roles, as well as positions in organizations that coordinate business activity across countries, and the degree also supports further graduate study in international business or management. The program's structure is intended to prepare students for the practical challenges of managing people, resources, and strategy in a global business environment. The bachelor's program spans four years, delivered over eight semesters, with intake in March and September of every year. Because instruction is in English, applicants must meet one of several accepted proficiency benchmarks. Students in this major are based in Hwaseong at the University of Suwon, part of the Division of Global Interdisciplinary Studies alongside peers studying global culture, media, and related international subjects.