1. foreign trade enterprises: graduates majoring in international economy and trade can engage in international trade business, import and export management, market development and other work in foreign trade enterprises. With the deepening of globalization, foreign trade enterprises still have a high demand for professionals.
2. Foreign-funded enterprises: Many multinational companies or foreign-funded enterprises need professionals to handle their international business. Graduates can engage in trade, procurement, supply chain management and other aspects in such enterprises, and have better opportunities for promotion and development.
3. Government agencies and international organizations: National government agencies, commercial departments, trade bureaus and international organizations (such as the World Trade Organization and the International Monetary Fund) need professionals to participate in international trade policy research, trade agreement negotiation and trade rule formulation.
4. Multinational banks and financial institutions: Graduates majoring in international economy and trade have good employment opportunities in multinational banks, financial institutions or multinational consulting companies, and can engage in international finance, investment and risk management.
5. Self-employment: Some graduates choose to use the knowledge and skills they have learned to start their own businesses in international trade, such as establishing import and export companies and international purchasing agencies. This requires certain market insight and innovative spirit, but it also has great development potential.
Course content of international economy and trade;
Principles of international economics: including international trade theory, international monetary system and international finance.
2. Management of transnational corporations: involving international business operation, international market analysis, transnational investment and cooperation, etc.
3. Trade policies and regulations: study international trade law, trade policy, tariff and non-tariff barriers, etc.
4. International marketing: study international marketing strategy, market research, international brand management, etc.
5. Cross-cultural communication and negotiation skills: cultivate students' ability of cross-cultural communication and cross-border negotiation.
6. International financial management: study international financial reports, exchange rate risk management, international capital flows, etc.