A PhD in International Business (IB) focuses on the complexities of operating across borders, merging theories of economics, sociology, and political science to solve global commerce challenges. Core Research Areas
Researching the standardization of corporate strategy and how events like the Coronavirus outbreak affect global operations.
Most programs, such as those at Florida International University and Rutgers Business School , follow a structured timeline:
Analyzing the risks, profitability, and impact of location on investments made by multinational corporations (MNCs).
Early-stage papers (often literature reviews) intended for conference submission.
The final hurdle involves proposing and defending an original piece of research that contributes new knowledge to the field. Career Outcomes
Mastery of statistical linear models, research methods, and specialized IB seminars.