Graduates majoring in international finance can work in banks, such as central bank, commercial bank, China Development Bank and Agricultural Bank. The employment prospect in the bank is still very good, with stable work and good welfare.
Students majoring in international finance can also work in the securities department of listed joint-stock companies and in financial companies with high risks, such as securities companies (including fund management companies), trust and investment companies and financial holding groups. These are venture capital units, and the treatment is relatively generous, but the pressure to enter these enterprises is also relatively great. But if you work in these units, you may become a gold collar.
If you want to study international finance, it is recommended to choose a prestigious school, so that there will be more employment opportunities and broader employment prospects in the future.
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International finance is the turnover and flow of monetary funds between countries and regions due to economic, political and cultural ties. International finance consists of balance of payments, international exchange, international settlement, international credit, international investment and international monetary system, which influence and restrict each other. For example, the balance of payments will inevitably lead to international exchange and international settlement; The currency exchange rate in international exchange has a great influence on the balance of payments; Many important items in the balance of payments are directly related to international credit and international investment.
International finance is closely related to a country's domestic finance, but there are also great differences. Domestic finance is mainly bound by a country's financial laws, regulations and rules, while international finance is bound by laws, regulations, international practices and various treaties or agreements formulated by various countries through consultation. Due to different countries' history, social systems and economic development levels, their policies in the field of foreign economic and financial affairs are also very different, and these differences sometimes lead to very fierce contradictions and conflicts.
As a discipline, international finance can be divided into two parts: international finance (theory, system and policy) and international financial practice. The former includes: balance of payments, foreign exchange and exchange rate, foreign exchange management, international reserves, international financial markets, international capital flows, international monetary system, regional monetary integration, international financial coordination and global international financial institutions. The latter includes: foreign exchange transactions (including international derivatives transactions), international settlement, international credit, international securities investment and international banking and management.