Bachelors in MBA - International Business in Canada

Explore the fields of finance, marketing and human resources management through an international lens as you prepare for a career in the global economy.

Build a foundational understanding of all areas of business. Take specialized courses in international accounting, international financial management, cross-cultural workplace practices or international marketing. 

Learn about trade theory, multilateral institutions and hedging foreign exchange risk. Explore the environmental, social, economic and legal influences which have affected accounting evolution in various countries. 

Gain exposure to the impact of the international environment on the functional areas of business management.

We live and work in a globalized economy, but differences in languages, cultures, and laws make doing business across international borders a specialized and challenging field. This program widens your perspectives, teaches new approaches, heightens your cultural awareness, and prepares you to do business in the global marketplace.

Reserve a seat in our business class, and you’ll be prepared to work anywhere in the world.

International Business students study commerce with a global perspective. In addition to examining management, marketing and finance in international contexts, courses draw insights from experts in the fields of politics, economics, and sociology.

You’ll acquire international street sense, adapting business models to differing workplaces, planning for cross-border tax, banking or legal issues, understanding trade dispute contexts, or addressing cultural sensitivities in global marketing campaigns.

Opportunities to practise real cultural exchanges exist inside and outside the classroom. Montreal, a multilingual and multicultural city, is the perfect place to pick up a second (or third) language. And John Molson School of Business students hail from more than 100 countries: nearly a fifth are francophone and a quarter speak a language other than English or French as their mother tongue.