It seems that you are my senior! There are many courses on international economy and trade, which are probably the most professional courses in the Department of Economics and Management. Because I just finished my sophomore year, I haven't studied the later courses, but there are still some key courses in the first two years, such as microeconomics (which is the basis of learning this course well), international trade theory and policy, macroeconomics and international trade practice. These are the courses that I think are more important in the first two years. After reading the junior and senior courses, it seems that they are all very important.

International trade graduates can go to foreign companies, customs, logistics and so on. In fact, their employment is still relatively wide (at least I think so, because after all, they are professional and changeable).

I copied our schedule for you for your reference! A lot of classes, I have a headache when I see them! ! Ha ha. )

Advanced mathematics, ideological and moral cultivation, principles of Marxist philosophy, English, information technology foundation, physical education, microeconomics, legal foundation, principles of political economy, spoken English, metalworking practice, introduction to world economy, international trade theory and policy, macroeconomics, technical foundation of industrial production, linear algebra, probability theory and mathematical statistics, introduction to Mao Zedong Thought, management, modern production management, operational research, industrial economics, etc. Money and Banking, International Trade Practice, Introduction to Deng Xiaoping Theory, Database Application, Technical Economics, Statistics, Human Resource Management, International Finance, International Trade Law, World Economic Geography, Business English, Accounting Course Design, Social Practice, Management Information System, Econometrics, Computer Network, Foreign Trade Documents (English), International Economic Cooperation, International Commercial Law, Financial Course Design, World Trade Organization Topics, Foreign Trade Correspondence and Telecommunications. Extensive reading of foreign trade articles, multinational companies, foreign exchange market business, international trade case teaching, international economic cooperation (internship), financial management, securities investment, international marketing, international marketing course design, international transportation and insurance, international settlement, comprehensive design of international settlement course, economic and trade research and paper writing, futures market and transaction, foreign-related business negotiation, foreign-related business negotiation course design, world market situation, and foreign trade oral English.