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International Business Administration, Language and Culture

Bachelor's programme | Sønderborg / EUF Flensborg

Career opportunities with a degree in International Business Administration, Language and Culture?

A bachelor’s degree in International Business Administration, Language and Culture enables you to work in companies where your knowledge of economics, organisation, culture, and communication adds real value. The programme equips you with strong analytical and language skills that you can apply in diverse international contexts.

You may work in project coordination, communication, and market analysis in companies operating across borders, or help develop strategies for international trade, marketing, and management. Many graduates use their combined expertise in business and languages in roles such as communication officers, marketing coordinators, or advisors in organisations and companies.

Jobs and industries

Graduates in International Business Administration, Language and Culture work in both public and private organisations, nationally and internationally, across diverse industries. They contribute to collaboration and development across sectors and borders.

You can work in areas such as:

  • You’ll work at the intersection of language, culture, and business, applying your linguistic, intercultural, and business skills to connect, negotiate, and communicate across industries and markets.

    Example job titles: Export Coordinator, Marketing Assistant, Sales Representative, Project Coordinator.

  • You’ll work in business development and decision-making, using your economic and analytical skills to understand markets, data, and global trends. This includes consumer behaviour, competition, financial figures, and market strategies that shape a company’s direction.

    Example job titles: Business Analyst, Strategy Assistant, Market Analyst, Research Associate, Business Development Consultant.

  • You’ll work with analysis, development, and change, using your skills to understand complex challenges and turn knowledge into practical solutions. You might work in consulting, strategy, evaluation, or organisational development.

    Example job titles: Consultant, Advisor, Development Consultant, Analyst.

  • You’ll work with planning, coordination, and development, using analytical, communication, and organisational skills to drive projects and processes. Opportunities exist in project management, HR, case handling, or development tasks within sectors like culture, education, communication, and public administration.

    Example job titles: Project Manager, Coordinator, Consultant, Administrative Officer

  • You’ll work on producing and communicating new knowledge, using analytical, methodological, and communication skills to investigate complex issues and contribute to societal development. You might work in research, teaching, project management, or knowledge dissemination at universities, university colleges, think tanks, or research institutions.

    Example job titles: PhD Fellow, Researcher, Lecturer, Research Assistant, Project Manager.

The programme provides a solid foundation for a career with many possibilities. What you can work with also depends on the master’s programme you choose. 

Master’s programmes

After completing your bachelor’s degree, most students continue with a master’s programme. Graduates in International Business Administration, Language and Culture, often pursue the MSc in Business Administration, Language and Culture (cand.merc.int.) building on their academic profile.

Others have chosen to combine their bachelor’s degree with programmes such as:

Please note that some master’s programmes require specific prerequisites or have admission requirements, while others may have a limited number of places.