International business is one of five concentrations in the business administration major. Business administration majors may choose more than one concentration, and may also combine with other majors.
→ See Business Administration.
Augustana also offers a major in international business; a student may not major in both international business and business administration with a concentration in international business.
→ See International Business.
Lupita Toscano '21 is an example of how business and accounting students benefit from a liberal arts education and use their experience in successful careers.
Even before graduating, Lupita had two full-time job offers. She accepted the offer to intern as a technical assistant for the Governmental Accounting Standards Board for a year. Now she is a senior associate for Accounting Advisory Services, KPMG US in Washington, D.C.
Making connections is the beating heart of many careers: connecting one idea with another idea, a community with a service or solution, a vision with an audience. A liberal arts education builds this ability.
More than half of Augustana's accounting majors receive financial assistance from merit scholarships from the department’s endowment and fundraising activities. The annual "sold-out" Accounting Golf Outing provides for one-third of these scholarship dollars.
Twelve faculty members advance in their careers at the college.
