When taking an undergraduate pathway program, students can develop and practice their second-language skills at the same time they work towards credit for a university degree. They can also customize their course of study by combining two separate disciplines.

What is an undergraduate pathway in international management? A program such as this can offer opportunities to study business management from an international point of view. The coursework typically imparts knowledge of how business operates in more than one country. The classes that comprise this path may include marketing, accounting, finance, international relations, anthropology, languages, communications, and information technology.

These pathway programs may impart skills such as cross-cultural communication and currency conversion. Additionally, students may learn how to work in diverse teams with individuals from different backgrounds. All of these skills are professional valuable and can lead to increased job prospects and higher salaries.

Depending on the school, costs of an undergraduate pathway program may vary considerably. Factors such as the institution's location and the length of the program all impact the total cost required. It can be important to research the price of different schools and their locations before attending.

An undergraduate pathway program in international management can lead to career opportunities such as hotel manager, international banker, lawyer, businessman, international marketing director, business developer, financial advisor, foreign policy consultant, or multinational business manager. Thanks to their developed language skills, students may also have an advantage over traditional business majors when applying to any company that regularly does business overseas.

Finding a pathway program that fits your needs may be easier than you think. Several institutions across the world offer these courses, and if none in your local community do, there’s always the option to take courses online. Search for your program below and contact directly the admission office of the school of your choice by filling in the lead form.