The Undergraduate Year 4 (Senior) International Finance rubric is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of global financial markets; institutions; and practices. This course equips students with the analytical tools and theoretical frameworks necessary to evaluate international financial systems; currency exchange mechanisms; and cross-border investment strategies. By examining topics such as foreign exchange risk; international capital flows; and multinational corporate finance; students develop the skills to assess financial opportunities and risks in a globalized economy. A key educational benefit of this rubric is its emphasis on real-world applications. Students engage with case studies and simulations that mirror the challenges faced by financial professionals in international settings. This practical approach enhances critical thinking and problem-solving abilities; preparing students for careers in global banking; investment management; or corporate finance. Additionally; the course explores regulatory environments and ethical considerations; fostering a well-rounded perspective on responsible financial decision-making. The curriculum also integrates current trends and emerging issues in international finance; such as digital currencies; geopolitical risks; and sustainable investing. Through research projects and collaborative discussions; students refine their ability to communicate complex financial concepts clearly and persuasively. The senior-level coursework builds on prior knowledge in economics and finance; ensuring a cohesive learning progression. By completing this rubric; students gain a competitive edge in the job market; as employers value expertise in international finance. The course not only strengthens technical proficiency but also cultivates adaptability and cultural awareness; essential traits for success in a dynamic global financial landscape. Graduates leave with the confidence and competence to navigate the complexities of international finance in professional settings.