What kind of jobs can I get with a business degree in management?

Answer 1

The majority of jobs in international business involve sales and marketing - in a traditional role, on contract, or as an entrepreneur. An international business education can be the backbone for economic, political and social systems at all levels. And most jobs in international business will be done in your own community where you'll deal with a representative in Another Country who will liaise between you and your ultimate consumers. As demand for high quality international business degree graduates increases, so too do the salaries paid. Your education should reflect your interest in business and some specialty within it, such as marketing, financial management, or humanitarian organizations. And having a proven track record in business at home will help you get your foot in the door for companies doing business internationally. This is a career that you go into with long term commitments. It is pursued by professionals who intend to specialize in global marketing and ongoing education of socio-economic and political factors which affect it. You may be required to travel and put in unusual or long hors since your market will probably be on a different time zone. With sales and marketing careers being the primary functions of an international business professional, quoting an average salary you can expect is difficult. An entrepreneur just starting out can earn virtually nothing in the first year of business. Top representatives for defense, maritime shipping, construction, or oilfield equipment can earn very high salaries.

Here are a few examples of other jobs you may not have thought of:

At the federal government level, the International Trade Administration provides assistance and advice to exporters in the US. Job titles can include international trade specialist, international economist, economist, and import compliance specialist. The Foreign Service is another big area of opportunity for International Business graduates. As part of the US Department of Commerce, it places people in overseas posts in 67 countries around the world. Foreign Service personnel provide advice on export markets, carry out trade promotions, do market research, and provide representation to foreign governments on behalf of US companies. As an International Banking Officer or Associate you'll see annual earnings of $50,000 to 60,000 or more depending on your area of specialization and the size of your accounts. This is a field with great job prospects because of emerging international markets. You could either be working in a domestic banking institution with foreign accounts or foreign owed institutions who are licensed to do business in your country. Solid work experience in this career can lead to many other international positions such as managerial posts within federal finance departments, or with global organizations such as the World Bank. Advanced degrees in international business are preferred. Cultural Advisers work with international business people who need varying degrees of instruction in foreign languages and cultures. These professionals generally specialize in specific areas of business such as technology, management, banking, law, media, or education. Done primarily on a contract basis since most businesses or individuals will only require their services for a learning period, Cultural Advisors charge between $65 and up to $265 per hour. Cultural advisers can also assist in market research for companies wishing to expand their market overseas, and in foreign career placement. A BA is the minimum requirement with a master's as a better bet for career advancement - and of course you will need to be fluent in the language and culture you will be advising on.

Answer 2

The answer is don't get a degree in Business Administration. There are no jobs and no one will take you seriously especially if your major was Management. So unless you want to be an accountant and plan on being a Finance major don't bother going to school for Business Administration.

While the above is partially true there are exceptions. Right now due to the economy finding a job that will allow you to support yourself with a Business Degree will be very hard. I have been applying for 8 months now and have found nothing. I have been applying everyday. If the economy is good there are much better chances to find a job. This is true of all careers. If you are planning to attend college for this degree I would strongly advise a minimum Bachelors because it will increase your chances of a job. The next problem is going to be that almost every job that I have seen right now requires 2 or more years of experience. Experience is a must for a lot of positions right now.

Good Luck.

Answer 3

What kind go job can i find with a degree in spanish international relations and latin American studies.

Answer 4

I have been looking for the same answer for a while. Can anyone help us with this?

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Answer 5

Any job concerning the running and or management of a business. Can entail management of staff, accounts, rosters, humanities or pretty much any aspect the business feels needs management.