I am a student majoring in international trade. There are many courses in this major. Let me show you the specialized courses we have studied. This major trains senior applied professionals who have the basic theories and skills of international economics and trade and can skillfully use foreign languages to carry out foreign trade work. Graduates can engage in business management, business negotiation, translation, teaching and scientific research in foreign trade management departments at all levels, foreign trade enterprises, foreign-funded enterprises, universities and government agencies.

This major has two directions: international economy and trade and business English. The major courses of international economics and trade include: international finance, development economics, import and export trade practice, international technical trade, international economics, taxation, introduction to China's foreign trade, international investment, international taxation, organizational behavior, foreign trade English correspondence and telecommunications, international commercial law, database management and data analysis, international economic and trade geography, public relations and human resources. There are also most economics courses in economics, such as western economics, econometrics, international economics, political economics, statistics, auditing and so on. I think this major can learn a lot, but there are too many problems and the prospects are ok. Too many questions means too much to learn, and one knowledge is not enough to fully understand.