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4 Years On Campus Bachelors Program
Georgia State UniversityAn interdisciplinary major integrating economics with language proficiency and global cultural understanding. Ideal for international business, diplomacy, or global policy careers.
Curriculum Structure
Years 1–2: Foundational Study
Introductory micro and macro economics
Beginning modern language (e.g., Spanish, French, Mandarin)
Quantitative methods
Years 3–4: International Integration
International trade and finance
Advanced language and area studies
Study abroad or language immersion
Capstone project with economic and linguistic analysis
Focus Areas
Global economic systems
Cross-cultural communication
Economic diplomacy
Learning Outcomes
Analyze global economies with cultural sensitivity
Use language skills in economic or policy contexts
Prepare for international business, diplomacy, or multicultural roles
Accreditation & Reputation
AACSB-accredited Robinson College of Business; part of GSU’s international and economics programming
This interdisciplinary program blends economics with deep linguistic and cultural fluency, preparing students for careers in diplomacy and international commerce.
Experiential learning includes:
Integrated language immersion programs abroad with partner universities.
Capstone projects analyzing international trade and development economics.
Internships coordinated through the Office of International Initiatives.
Field-based language practicums and economic research abroad.
This unique interdisciplinary program combines economic theory with language proficiency and cultural studies, preparing students for global careers in international trade, diplomacy, multinational corporations, or economic development. Graduates often find roles as international trade analysts, foreign service officers, global market consultants, or cultural liaisons. Georgia State supports you with:
The Robinson College of Business Career Management Center and Modern and Classical Languages Department jointly offer internships, study abroad opportunities, and career workshops tailored to global business and language skills.
Graduates typically earn starting salaries ranging from $55,000 to $68,000, with strong placement in international firms, embassies, and NGOs.
Partnerships with organizations like the World Trade Center Atlanta, U.S. Department of Commerce, and multinational corporations provide practical work experiences and networking.
AACSB accreditation ensures the business and economics components maintain top quality, while language programs are recognized for excellence.
The curriculum includes international economics, trade policy, business communication, and advanced language courses, often supported by study abroad or cultural immersion.
Further Academic Progression:
Graduates are well-prepared for graduate studies in International Business, Economics, Public Policy, or advanced language and area studies programs.
Students will be evaluated based on their GPA, including satisfactory completion of the Required High School Curriculum and all other requested documentation. Students who have SAT or ACT scores may still submit them.International Economist – Analyze global trends and advise on economic policies abroadEconomic Translator – Bridge communication between global partners in economic contextsForeign Investment Analyst – Guide business strategies for entering international marketsPolicy Liaison – Coordinate between economic agencies and international stakeholders
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