Program Structure The Bachelor of Arts in International Business Administration program prepares students to address the complex nature of business in an international environment. Graduates of this program have the skills to face the quickly changing European and global economies, especially as the Eastern European region seeks greater integration and relationships with global partners. Download Degree Plan Year 1 / Students are introduced to: Foundational critical thinking skills Key elements of starting and running a business Important business functions and processes Year 2 / Students develop skills in: Management functions within an organization to sustain a competitive advantage Economic, financial, and accounting practices Product development, consumer behavior, and how to market products and services at the local and regional levels The use of information systems to help document and evaluate business practices to effectively manage businesses Year 3 / Students gain knowledge in: Business research skills Understanding of organizational behavior, culture and climate Expertise in their chosen area of interest, such as economics, marketing, communication, and leadership Year 4 / Students move into: Applying business practices and processes in a real-world setting Completing their own business research project; some even design their own business.

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Admission criteria 50% - Math, History, Native & English language grades from the last three years of highschool 20% - English proficiency test certificate 30% - Interview at LCC (online or on-site) English certificate Min. score TOEFL® ITP 500 TOEFL® iBT 61 IELTS ACADEMIC 6.0 PTE ACADEMIC 53 PTE General Test LEVEL 4 CPE or CAE C LanguageCert International ESOL B2 *Duolingo is no longer accepted for LCC Admissions from November 16, 2022 applying for 2023-2024 intake and further. THE ENGLISH CERTIFICATE REQUIREMENT MAY BE WAIVED ONLY IF: You are a citizen of Great Britain, Ireland, Australia, Canada, the U.S. or New Zealand You attended a university for at least one academic year in any of the above mentioned countries You attended a FLEX program or other exchange program that lasted for at least one academic year in any of the above mentioned countries You successfully completed an International or European Baccalaureate program