Walker College of Business International Programs
The Walker College of Business encourages students to study abroad and provides a variety of short-term international programs designed to develop international business skills and intercultural knowledge. These faculty-led programs have proven to be invaluable for many students. Scholarships are available. Fluency in a second language is not required and students can earn credit toward their degree. For more information on future opportunities, please contact Meredith Church Pipes, Global & Civic Engagement Specialist for Walker College of Business International Programs.
The Walker College of Business also offers students the opportunity to develop international business skills through either a BSBA in International Business or an International Business Minor. The International Business (IB) major was established in 2002. The major is designed to prepare students for a career in international business or public service through the development of competency in a foreign language and cultural awareness and providing students with specialized international business skills. For more information on degree requirements, please visit International Business (BSBA).
Upcoming International Programs
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Spain - SDG Issues & Opportunities -MBA 5020/BUS 4055
Fri, 03/08/2024 to Sun, 03/17/2024 -
London - International Insurance Markets
Sat, 03/09/2024 to Sat, 03/16/2024 -
Costa Rica - Sustainable Business in Costa Rica/ MBA 5020
Sat, 03/09/2024 to Sat, 03/16/2024 -
Japan - Advanced International Sustainable Business Abroad/MBA 5020
Sun, 05/12/2024 to Thu, 05/23/2024 -
Cambodia/Hong Kong/Thailand - Holland Fellowship for Business Study in Asia
Mon, 05/13/2024 to Sun, 05/26/2024 -
Brazil - Energy, Ecology & Environment/MBA 5020
Tue, 05/14/2024 to Sat, 05/25/2024 -
Bermuda - International Insurance Markets
Sat, 05/18/2024 to Sat, 05/25/2024 -
Angers Summer Business Program
Fri, 05/24/2024 to Sat, 06/22/2024
News

International Business major honored for enhancing App State's 'global fabric'
International Business Major Shea Raiola has earned the 2023 Student Award from the Office of International Education and Development (OIED).She ...

Thursday's info session about 5 faculty-led study abroad programs with space available
The Walker College of Business has five faculty-led study abroad programs that are still accepting applications for 2024 experiences.Meet program...

Global Good conference helps 'revision tourism' to be better for the planet
On November 10, 2023, Appalachian State University's Walker College of Business hosted Global Good, a full-day conference centered around the theme of...

The Angers Summer Business Program celebrates ten years of cross-cultural connections in France
The Angers Summer Business Program celebrated its ten-year anniversary this summer, with a group of fourteen business students and six faculty from Ap...
International Program Events
Diversity Statement
The Walker College of Business is committed to promoting an inclusive environment for all Appalachian business faculty, staff and students to enhance their cross-cultural and community leadership and engagement.
We foster a culture that values diversity and we intentionally include people and perspectives from diverse cultures, worldviews, backgrounds, traditions and ways of life.
We know that diversity takes many forms, including, but not limited to, diversity of Age, (Dis)ability, Cultural Background, Educational Background, Gender Expression, Gender Identity, Geographical Region, National Origin, Neurodiversity, Race and Ethnicity, Religion, Sexual Orientation/Sexuality, Socioeconomic Status/Social Class and Veteran Status.
We believe organizations that value people from a multitude of backgrounds have a competitive advantage in global industry and that business can empower change on a grand scale when guided by just, inclusive and equitable principles.
We aspire to provide a welcoming and empowering home for every business student, faculty and staff member, where all 1) value diverse perspectives, 2) acknowledge societal injustices toward marginalized groups, 3) recognize and overcome our own biases and 4) use our talents and skills to create a more inclusive and just society.