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Business Administration, MBA: International Business Specialization

Expand Your Impact with Global Business Expertise

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Domestic Application Deadlines

  • Spring 2026
    • December 15
    • February 15 (Online H2)
  • Fall 2026
    • July 15
    • September 15 (Online H2) 

International Application Deadlines

  • Spring 2026
    • November 1
  • Fall 2026
    • June 1
  • Duration 2 years
  • Cost per Credit $965
  • Credit Hours 39

Program Benefits

  • Available on campus or online
  • Oversee global operations, managing complex cross-cultural relationships
  • No GMAT/GRE required and no application fee

Prepare to Lead in International Markets

With your AACSB-accredited MBA in international business from Scranton, you can develop the strategic and financial insight to lead in global markets. This program explores macro- and micro-economic perspectives, international trade regulations and foreign direct investment analysis, preparing you to manage multinational corporate finance and cross-cultural teams.

Guided by expert faculty and focused on the Triple Bottom Line theory, you’ll study how to effectively manage global operations, cross-cultural departments, teams and offices. These international business courses will help you gain a well-rounded understanding of global risk management, cultural intelligence in leadership and international management.

With our highly competitive tuition and flexible format, you’ll earn exceptional value from your investment while gaining the skills and confidence to grow your career as a global business leader.

Career Outlook: Expanding Companies Are Looking for Leaders 

With an international business MBA, you could fill top roles such as a business or management analyst. These roles are expecting to grow at more than twice the national average – 11% over the next decade.1 Median income for business and management analysts in 2024 was $101,190, with the top 10% earning more than $174,000.1

This Master of Business Administration in international business could also be a great fit if you’re pursuing an executive path, equipping you with the knowledge and skills to lead an organization into expanding international markets.

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Curriculum: True-to-Life International Business Courses

Get a practical look at international business in courses like International Accounting, Global Health Management and Macroeconomic Analysis.

The Kania School of Management is among a small number of institutions accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) International. This international business MBA specialization is part of the 39-credit general MBA degree.

Curriculum

Program Outcomes: A Global Perspective

This master’s degree in international business will prepare you to:

  • Exercise a global view on multinational corporate finance, with an understanding of world financial markets, institutions, instruments and the interdependence of global economies.
  • Make decisions rooted in an appreciation for ethical, social and justice issues in the international business environment.
  • Perform macroeconomic analysis with an appreciation for issues pertaining to domestic and global macroeconomic environments.
  • Understand the influences on International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) and the difference between US GAAP and IFRS.
  • Navigate the unique issues faced by multinational enterprises in areas of external reporting, auditing and international accounting.

Admissions Requirements

To apply for this MBA in international business degree, you’ll need:

  • Completed application (no fee)
  • 3.0 minimum undergraduate GPA on a 4.0 scale
  • Official transcripts required from degree-granting schools
  • One letter of recommendation from a professional reference
  • Resume and personal statement
  • No GMAT/GRE required
Admissions Info

Tuition Details

Scranton offers competitive tuition for this international business MBA program at $965 per credit hour. Financial aid, transfer credit (up to 9 credits) and employer tuition assistance can help make your degree even more attainable.

We strive to provide you with an affordable, high-quality education. That’s why U.S. News & World Report ranked us a Best Value School and one of the top Regional Universities North for 2025.2

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Faculty: The Kania School’s Team of Specialized Experts

Our business faculty are industry veterans with practical expertise in cultural intelligence in leadership, global risk management, international trade regulations and global economic environments. Our goal is to ensure that your education is current, relevant and deeply connected to real-world practice.

Kania School Faculty

Why Learn at Scranton?

Scranton’s MBA international business specialization is designed for busy professionals who want to advance their careers without putting them on hold. Regardless of which format you choose — online or on campus — you’ll benefit from small class sizes, dedicated mentorship and a robust alumni network that helps you build strong peer and professional relationships. 

Online Student Experience

On-Campus Student Experience

Financial Aid

Financial aid options are available to help you pay for your master’s degree in international business without financial stress. A personal financial aid counselor will assist you in identifying and taking full advantage of all opportunities.  

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Frequently Asked Questions

If you have a question we don’t cover here, request more information or call 570-941-4416.

Graduates often pursue careers as global marketing managers, financial analysts, business consultants or executives leading international teams.
Most students in the Scranton program finish in two years or less, with a flexible schedule that fits around their personal and professional priorities.
An international business MBA emphasizes global strategy, cross-cultural management and international finance, preparing students for roles with a global scope.
You’ll gain hands-on experience in global case studies, economic analysis and managing culturally diverse teams, with coursework tailored to global markets.
Professionals aiming to lead international initiatives, expand their company’s global reach or transition into roles that require global expertise would all benefit from an MBA for international business.

Sources:

1Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, Occupational Outlook Handbook, Management Analysts,  https://www.bls.gov/ooh/business-and-financial/management-analysts.htm  (visited June 2025).

2U.S. News & World Report (2025). The University of Scranton Rankings,  https://www.usnews.com/best-colleges/university-of-scranton-3384/overall-rankings  (visited June 2025)