CU Denver's international business curriculum prepares current and future practitioners to work in and contribute to a dynamic global economy through cross cultural competency and agility. The program features specializations in digital globalization (e-commerce), global supply chain (e-commerce), and global cross-cultural studies. Graduates pursue diverse careers in multinational companies, international entrepreneurial ventures, international and government organizations, social enterprises, and educational institutions.<br>Our Master in International Business program provides students with IB competency, cross cultural agility and digital globalization-related knowledge and skills. Our student population is made up of driven professionals with a mix of travel experience, international project work, and language fluency. No matter what course youre taking, youll interact with people who will broaden your perspective.<br>The MS in International Business program prepares students for international business-related careers in multinational companies, international entrepreneurial ventures, governmental organizations, international social enterprises, and other international organizations. The program provides students the knowledge, critical thinking, and skills to identify, create and seize international business opportunities, and to address the challenges and risks of doing business in a global economy. <br>Through foundational and specialized courses, action learning opportunities (case studies, international business projects, internships, consulting opportunities), mentorships, and study abroad trips, students learn about the dynamic international business environment, international business transactions and business functions, route to markets, technologies impacting globalization, global supply chain management, and other essential IB topics.<br>This specialization provides a fundamental understanding of how goods, services, information, and finances flow in an interlinked global economy. You'll gain knowledge in supply chain management including the flows of products, import-export operations, and technologies shaping the digitization of global trade.