Experts Agree: Global Readiness Matters
The increasingly global context in which business now operates requires multi-faceted skills to succed. International business is an industry where:
- Cross-cultural teamwork has increasingly become the norm.
- Customer service has no borders, and clients can come from anywhere.
- Supply chains are increasingly subject to global disruption.
- Global regulatory systems require a broad, interdisciplinary perspective to navigate.
Prepare for these realities by making the most of your time at UT. Explore ways that CGB can help you prepare and be ready for whatever the world throws at you and wherever you land.
Enhance Your studies with International Business
Whether it’s just a class, a minor, or a full on major, adding international business to your course of study will help you prepare for your professional future no matter where it takes you.
- See international business courses
- Discover our Global Management Minor
- Add a Minor in International Business
- Major in International Business
UT Global Explorer Map
Curious about where other UT students are in the world right now? Check out Texas Global’s interactive map of Texas Around the World, reflecting country specific UT Connections and activities.
International Business Students Association
Open to all UT students, this student organization is committed to learning about foreign business practices, culture, and customs to understand our international economy more fully.
Planet Longhorn
Planet Longhorn is a UT student-run organization with a mission to enhance the exchange experience of international students. Make friends from around the world!
CGB Events and Insights
CGB brings global leaders to your screen as they discuss challenges of today and insight into possible tomorrows, provoking conversation among students, policy experts, and business executives.
International Education Week
Texas Global organizes this celebration of international education and exchange throughout the world each November.
Business Language Preparation
These cultural interviews with international executives help with language study and understanding how business works in countries around the world.
UT Partnerships to Advance Language Study (PALS)
PALS is a campus organization that emphasizes one-to-one interations between international and American students interested in teaching or learning another language.