Students majoring in international trade have many career directions to choose from. First of all, they can be international trade commissioners or purchasing managers in multinational companies or trading companies, responsible for handling import and export business, supply chain management and market research. Secondly, you can also choose to be a sales representative, account manager or marketing post in a foreign trade enterprise or trade agency, responsible for expanding overseas markets and conducting business negotiations with customers. In addition, students majoring in international trade can also choose to engage in trade policy formulation, trade negotiation and trade promotion in government departments or international organizations, participate in the formulation of international trade rules, and promote the development of international trade. In addition, they can also choose to engage in international trade financing, risk assessment and market analysis in financial institutions or consulting companies to provide professional trade consulting services for enterprises. In short, college students majoring in international trade have a wide range of employment directions, and they can choose their own career development path according to their own interests and abilities.