Bachelor of Business Administration - BBA in International Economics & Finance Austin College

How do businesses expand beyond their national boundaries? Which trade policies have international implications for business? International Economics & Finance majors learn the fundamentals of multinational corporations and develop an understanding of the quantitative aspects of international business – on a truly global scale.

Bound for graduate school? This major is designed on crucial findings from the top 2 graduate programs in International Business: Thunderbird in Glendale, Arkansas and the University of South Carolina in Columbia.

Founded in 1849 by Princeton-educated Presbyterian missionary Dr. Daniel Baker, Austin College enjoys a place in early Texas history and remains a recognized leader in higher education for innovative programs, a strong faculty, and dedicated students.

The College celebrated its Sesquicentennial in 1999, highlighting 150 years of quality education and a history of learning, leadership, and lasting values. A related $120 million campaign resulted in substantial growth on campus. The College also enjoyed record enrollment and continued excellence among students and faculty.

As a private residential liberal arts university, Austin College is the oldest institution of higher education in Texas operating under its original charter.

Our distinct location in North Texas places Austin College in proximity to a host of cultural, entertainment, and recreational activities. The region provides limitless opportunities including art, music, pro sports, and professional internships.

The mission of Austin College is to educate students in the liberal arts and sciences in order to prepare them for rewarding careers and for full, engaged, and meaningful lives.

Austin College gets 100% of its electricity from wind energy

More than 55 areas of study, including a design-your-own major supported by research, internships, study abroad, and other experiential learning opportunities

Austin College is a designated AANAPI (Asian American, Native American, and Pacific Islander) Serving Institution

The College celebrated its Sesquicentennial in 1999, highlighting 150 years of quality education and a history of learning, leadership, and lasting values. A related $120 million campaign resulted in substantial growth on campus. The College also enjoyed record enrollment and continued excellence among students and faculty.