Dual Degree
Bachelor of Science in International Business
Programme Key Points
Dual Degree Excellence : Students graduate with a BSc in International Business from Schiller International University and a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) from the EuroAmerican Institute. This dual qualification sharpens both their international business acumen and strategic management capabilities.
European Campus Immersion : Delivered across Schiller's globally connected campuses in Paris, Madrid, Tampa, and Heidelberg, the programme immerses students in distinct European business cultures, providing a comprehensive, real-world view of international commerce.
Industry-Relevant Business Education : With strong foundations in finance, marketing, operations, and entrepreneurship, the curriculum equips students to excel in diverse roles across global markets, multinational firms, and innovation-driven enterprises.
Professional Exposure & Practical Insights : Through EuroAmerican Education’s professional network, students engage in live business projects, internships, company visits, and expert-led workshops—ensuring a career-ready learning experience that blends theory with practice.
Globally Taught, Globally Connected : The entire programme is taught in English and attracts students from around the world. This multicultural setting encourages collaborative learning, networking, and the development of cross-border business leadership skills.
Programme Highlights
Master Global Business Strategy
Understand how corporations expand, compete, and lead across borders. You'll explore business models, trade regulations, and competitive strategies that drive success in international markets.
Develop Entrepreneurial Thinking
From ideation to execution, learn how to identify business opportunities, pitch concepts, and launch ventures. Courses focus on innovation management and entrepreneurship, preparing students to lead with vision.
Navigate Cultural and Ethical Complexities
In today’s interconnected world, ethical leadership and cultural fluency are vital. This programme fosters a nuanced understanding of global business ethics and the skills to collaborate across cultures.
Programme Overview
What does it take to succeed in international business today? More than just business theory—it requires global agility, cultural intelligence, and the confidence to lead across borders. That’s exactly what the Bachelor of Science in International Business offers.
This unique dual-degree programme—awarding both a BSc from Schiller International University and a BBA from the EuroAmerican Institute—is designed for ambitious students who want to make their mark on the global stage. The curriculum combines core business fundamentals with real-world applications, preparing graduates to thrive in multinational companies, entrepreneurial ventures, and fast-changing global markets.
Students can choose to study across four global campuses—Paris, Madrid, Heidelberg, and Tampa (Florida)—experiencing diverse business cultures firsthand. Each location offers distinct academic and professional insights, from European Union economies to North American market strategies. Throughout this international journey, EuroAmerican Education (EAE) supports students with comprehensive mentorship, documentation assistance, and seamless pathways to postgraduate opportunities, including the MBA at EAI.
Whether you're launching your first start-up or aiming to work with Fortune 500 companies, this programme empowers you to become a future-ready global business leader. With hands-on projects, internship opportunities, and a culturally rich learning environment, you'll graduate with not just a degree—but a global mindset.
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Syllabus
40 Months On-Campus Dual Programme
Core Programme Courses
ACG 2001 – Accounting I (3 Credits)
Introduces financial accounting principles, journal entries, ledgers, and reporting for effective financial decision-making in business settings.
ACG 2011 – Accounting II (3 Credits)
Covers managerial accounting, budgeting, cost analysis, and performance metrics to support internal business strategy and control systems.
BA 262 – Ethics and Law in International Business (3 Credits)
Explores legal frameworks and ethical responsibilities for conducting international business across diverse regulatory and cultural environments.
BA 322 – International Marketing (3 Credits)
Analyses global marketing strategies, consumer behaviour, branding, and product adaptation in international markets.
BA 341 – Business Finance (3 Credits)
Focuses on capital budgeting, financial analysis, risk management, and funding strategies in corporate and international environments.
BA 368 – Sustainable Development (3 Credits)
Examines sustainability principles, environmental economics, and corporate social responsibility in global business operations.
BA 373 – Communication and Negotiation Skills (3 Credits)
Develops effective communication, cross-cultural negotiation, and conflict resolution strategies essential in international business relations.
BA 374 – Statistics (3 Credits)
Applies statistical methods for business decision-making, market research, forecasting, and data-driven strategy formulation.
BA 401 – Human Resources Management (3 Credits)
Covers international HR practices, talent acquisition, performance evaluation, and leadership development in global organisations.
BA 426 – Business Information Systems (3 Credits)
Introduces information systems, data management, and digital tools for business process improvement and innovation.
BA 429 – Business Project Plan (3 Credits)
Guides students in creating comprehensive business plans through research, strategy, and project management frameworks.
BA 437 – Multinational Enterprise (3 Credits)
Analyses the structure, strategy, and operations of multinational corporations in complex global markets.
BA 439 – International Business Policy (3 Credits)
Covers strategic planning, competitive analysis, and policymaking for international business expansion and governance.
BA 469 – Entrepreneurship and New Ventures (3 Credits)
Explores startup development, innovation management, venture capital, and global entrepreneurship practices.
CA 487 – Capstone Final Thesis/Project (3 Credits)
Students complete an integrative business project or research thesis demonstrating programme learning and global business insight.
CA 488 – Final Thesis/Project I (3 Credits)
Initiates research, outlines methodology, and builds a foundation for final business thesis or project work.
CA 489 – Final Thesis/Project II (3 Credits)
Finalises research, writes and presents the complete business thesis/project with faculty supervision and feedback.
EC 311 – Economic Theory (3 Credits)
Examines classical and modern economic theories, focusing on market behaviour, pricing, and resource allocation.
EC 455 – International Trade and Finance (3 Credits)
Analyses trade policies, exchange rates, and global financial systems influencing international business decisions.
Additional Core Courses
ECO 2013 – Principles of Microeconomics (3 Credits)
Studies supply and demand, consumer behaviour, and firm production decisions in various market structures.
ECO 2023 – Principles of Macroeconomics (3 Credits)
Introduces macroeconomic indicators, monetary policies, inflation, unemployment, and global economic performance.
EN 200 – Cross-Cultural Communication (3 Credits)
Enhances intercultural communication competence for effective interaction in diverse global business environments.
MA 171 – Applied Mathematics and Data Analysis (3 Credits)
Applies mathematics, quantitative reasoning, and data analytics for business forecasting and optimisation.
MAR 201 – Fundamentals of Marketing (3 Credits)
Introduces marketing concepts, market segmentation, product positioning, and promotional strategy in business.
PSY 377 – Organisational Psychology (3 Credits)
Examines workplace behaviour, motivation, leadership, and team dynamics in global business environments.
Elective Course Options
BA 335 – Leadership and Decision-Making (3 Credits)
Develops leadership styles, ethical decision-making, and problem-solving strategies in diverse global organisations.
BA 338 – Import-Export Operations (3 Credits)
Covers logistics, documentation, and regulatory compliance in international trade and customs operations.
BA 482 – Select Topics in International Business (3 Credits)
Explores emerging trends, innovations, and special issues shaping international business practices.
DIG 334 – Sales Management and E-Commerce (3 Credits)
Examines online sales strategies, digital platforms, and customer relationship management.
EC 352 – Economic Geography (3 Credits)
Studies spatial economics, global resource distribution, and regional development patterns.
EC 452 – Resources and the Environment (3 Credits)
Analyses natural resource management and environmental impact of economic activities.
EC 454 – Monetary Theory and Comparative Banking Systems (3 Credits)
Explores money supply, interest rates, and global banking institutions.
EC 457 – Economics of Developing Countries (3 Credits)
Investigates economic challenges and growth strategies in emerging markets.
EN 400 – Cross-Cultural Communication Project (3 Credits)
Applies communication theories to multicultural project planning and execution.
FL 201 – Intermediate Foreign Language I (3 Credits)
Improves language fluency through reading, writing, and cultural studies.
FL 202 – Intermediate Foreign Language II (3 Credits)
Continues language development with advanced grammar and conversation.
FL 301 – Advanced Foreign Language I (3 Credits)
Enhances fluency with an emphasis on complex language structures.
FL 302 – Advanced Foreign Language II (3 Credits)
Completes advanced language training for professional usage.
IR 331 – Modern Diplomacy (3 Credits)
Explores contemporary diplomatic practices, protocols, and negotiation.
IR 456 – The European Union (3 Credits)
Analyses EU institutions, policies, and economic integration.
IR 483 – Global Trends in International Relations (3 Credits)
Examines shifting global power, alliances, and international policies.
General Education Courses
BA 383 – Behavioural Psychology and Wellbeing (3 Credits)
Explores psychological theories related to behaviour, motivation, and mental wellness in business.
EN 113 – English Composition (3 Credits)
Develops academic writing, grammar, and research paper structuring.
EN 114 – College Research and Writing (3 Credits)
Strengthens research skills, citation methods, and persuasive writing techniques.
EN 373 – Public Speaking (3 Credits)
Builds presentation skills, speech structure, and audience engagement techniques.
FL 101 – Beginning Foreign Language I (3 Credits)
Introduces basic grammar, vocabulary, and conversational skills.
FL 102 – Beginning Foreign Language II (3 Credits)
Continues language fundamentals and cultural understanding.
GEB 1350 – Introduction to International Business (3 Credits)
Provides foundational knowledge of global business environments and operations.
HI 221 – European Modern History (3 Credits)
Studies Europe’s political and economic evolution post-18th century.
IR 201 – Global Perspectives on International Relations (3 Credits)
Introduces global issues, diplomacy, and international cooperation frameworks.
IT 104 – Introduction to Big Data and Artificial Intelligence (3 Credits)
Explores data analytics, AI technologies, and their business applications.
MGF 1107 – College Mathematics (3 Credits)
Covers algebra, functions, and quantitative reasoning for business.
Courses
Bachelor of Science in International Business
Tuition Fees
€ 15,400/year
Country
France, Spain
Mode of Teaching
On Campus
Duration
40 Months
Eligibility
Documents of last Education Qualification
If your first language is not in English, than provide English Proficiency Test
Required documents
- Update Resume
- Passport Copy (Front & Last Page)
- Statement of Purpose (SOP)
- Passport size photo
- Scanned copy of complete application form
- Work experience (if any)
- Additional certificates (if any)
Career Opportunities
Graduates of the BSc in International Business programme, supported by EuroAmerican Education, are equipped for versatile careers in the global economy. With strong business knowledge, cultural intelligence, and a dual-degree advantage—including a BBA from the EuroAmerican Institute—students are highly competitive in a range of international roles.
A Community of 1000+ And Counting
Here's what our students have to say about their programme experience with EuroAmerican Education
Anika Sharma
I chose Schiller’s International Business programme because I wanted a degree that travels with me. The global campus options and the dual degree structure made it the perfect fit. Thanks to EuroAmerican Education, I’m planning for an MBA with EAI right after graduation. This programme has helped me develop a global outlook and confidence in navigating international markets.
Liam Rodriguez
As someone interested in cross-border business operations, this programme has exceeded my expectations. From studying in Madrid to engaging in live case projects, every part of the journey has been enriching. EAE’s mentorship has also helped me set clear career goals, including progressing to an MBA from EAI.
Sneha Varma
In my final year now, I feel fully prepared for the corporate world. The curriculum is sharp, international, and practical. EuroAmerican Education has supported me throughout, and I’m now planning to launch my own business while continuing with an MBA from EAI. The experience has been transformative.
Daniel Weber
Being part of this programme has opened up so many doors for me. The international network, real-world projects, and expert guidance have made all the difference. I’m grateful for the support from EuroAmerican Education and excited to build my career with both a BSc and BBA under my belt.
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