Adding a Management and Change major or minor can complement the Global Business major by providing students with knowledge of how to manage organisational change. It can also help students develop project management, communication, and problem-solving skills.

Combining Economics with Global Business adds a social science perspective to the business major’s outlook. Economics as a social science analyses issues such as unemployment and inflation, economic growth, poverty and income distribution, decisionmaking by firms with varying degrees of market power, and government regulations’ social benefits and costs.

Adding a major/minor in Logistics and Supply Chain to a Global Business major can help students better understand how businesses operate and how they can be optimised. This can help students develop the skills and knowledge needed to manage the flow of goods and services from the point of origin to the point of consumption.

The combination of Global Business and Entrepreneurship would offer students the knowledge and skills that are needed to operate businesses with an international outlook. It will also equip students with professional mindsets to adapt and perform in various environments.