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As one of the most spoken languages in the world, the Spanish language has important implications for the business world. Students looking to learn a second language or students that are native speakers of Spanish would do well to consider a business administration degree taught entirely in Spanish. The immersion of the language may ensure that native speakers will get to learn the business contexts to their language and that students looking to learn a new language will have total exposure to its nuances. The program will teach core business classes, often within the context of global business, and may involve many areas such as decision making, leadership, economics, finance, accounting, communication, and analysis. Many business degrees could also emphasize technology, so students may have an opportunity to learn the standard tools and software packages used to do business around the world.

As experts in a foreign language and in business administration, graduates may be great candidates for careers in international business. Companies that have an international presence or require ties with other countries often have need of those with an education that encompasses global contexts. A business administration degree could also be a great step toward management positions within many business departments such as marketing, human resources, product development, and operations. A robust education in international contexts and business may also be a great way to begin a career as a consultant for businesses that need advice on international matters.

Example Courses

• Global Marketing
• Global Financial Management
• Strategic Decision Making

Potential Industries

• International Business
• Management
• Consulting

Colleges Offering Degree

• National University
• Walden University
• University of Texas at Arlington