Why study economics and international business at D'Amore-McKim?
- Prepare for success: From 2016-2022, 97% of our economics and international business graduates were employed or in graduate school within nine months of graduation.
- Gain real-world experience: Through our nationally recognized co-op program, you'll build invaluable skills and connections in paid work placements.
- Learn about international economies: Study abroad to gain a strong understanding of the forces that impact the worldwide marketplace.
- Form interdisciplinary perspectives: Take advantage of interdisciplinary opportunities in collaboration with the College of Social Sciences and Humanities.
- Become a global business leader: In the required Global Business & Strategy concentration, you'll learn how corporations position themselves in the global market to achieve their goals.
Program options
How do I build my degree? Choosing to major in International Business at D'Amore-McKim is just the first step in personalizing your Northeastern education. Along with the combined Economics major, you have optional concentrations, minors, accelerated master's degree programs, and transformative experiential learning opportunities to consider.
This combined major requires a concentration in Global Business & Strategy, but you may choose to add a second from the following concentrations. Consult with your academic advisor for more information.
Undergraduate Concentration in Accounting
Accounting is a dynamic profession that requires people to possess sound technical knowledge, critical thinking skills, superior interpersonal skills, and the ability to communicate effectively.
Undergraduate Concentration in Brand Management
Transform your passion for brands into an exciting, in-demand career with our strategic, creative, experiential, and analytical Brand Management concentration.
Undergraduate Concentration in Business Analytics
At the intersection of data and business, you will learn how data informs business decision making with the Undergraduate Concentration in Business Analytics.
Undergraduate Concentration in Corporate Innovation
In order to excel in the workplace or in a new venture, you will need to lead with innovation.
Undergraduate Concentration in Entrepreneurial Startups
Learn the ins-and-outs of startups to prepare to fully immerse yourself in a new business venture
Undergraduate Concentration in Finance
A fast-changing business world is putting finance front and center, with financial knowledge seen as essential to effective management.
Undergraduate Concentration in Fintech
A seamless blend of skills in technology with finance help prepare you for the future
Undergraduate Concentration in Healthcare Management and Consulting
Working in healthcare requires knowledge and skills in several cutting-edge areas such as service delivery innovation, process and quality improvement, talent management, analytics, and supply chain management.
Undergraduate Concentration in Management
Effective managers must know the business, be interpersonally competent, behave ethically, and diagnose human and organizational dynamics.
Undergraduate Concentration in Management Information Systems
Develop the cutting-edge technical and problem-solving skills that are in high demand by employers.
Undergraduate Concentration in Marketing
Product design, research, pricing, packaging, transportation, advertising, selling, and servicing: marketing impacts every one of these essential aspects of business.
Undergraduate Concentration in Marketing Analytics
Learn the cutting-edge skills necessary to harness, process, and analyze data to address modern marketing challenges.
Undergraduate Concentration in Social Innovation and Entrepreneurship
Create and manage businesses with a focus on the betterment of society
Undergraduate Concentration in Supply Chain Management
All companies that produce, sell, or distribute products have a supply chain management function that must be effectively managed to be competitive.
BSIB majors will complete six months or more of study abroad. To complete this experience, you can do one of the following:
- One semester of study abroad, including opportunities through Northeastern's Global Experience Office or the International Partnership of Business Schools (IPBS)
- One co-op abroad
- Two summer Dialogue of Civilizations programs
- Two traditional summer study abroad experiences
Deepen your business studies with an optional minor. Work with your academic advisor to decide if a minor will fit into your plans.
Experience-powered learning is at the heart of a Northeastern education. Here are just a few of the opportunities open to you.
- Clubs & Organizations
- Honors & Scholars Programs
- Bloomberg Business Lab
- Entrepreneurship opportunities
- IDEA