The employment direction of international trade major mainly includes three directions: international trade, international finance and international business. The direction of international trade mainly involves import and export trade, cross-border trade services and trade policy research. The direction of international finance mainly focuses on the international financial market, foreign exchange management, international investment and other fields; The direction of international business focuses on international enterprise management, multinational company operation, market development and expansion.
I. Direction of international trade
1. Import and export trade: jobs include import and export salesmen, customs declarers and customs inspectors of trading companies, responsible for the implementation and coordination of specific trade activities.
Cross-border electronic commerce: With the development of e-commerce, cross-border electronic commerce has become an important part of international trade. Graduates can engage in cross-border e-commerce platform operation, logistics management and overseas warehousing management.
3. Trade services: including international logistics, international procurement and international business negotiations. Graduates can find jobs in logistics companies, purchasing companies and trade service companies.
4. Trade policy research: engaged in trade policy research and market research in government departments, research institutions or consulting companies.
Second, the direction of international finance.
1. International financial market: engaged in investment and trading in foreign exchange, stocks, bonds and other financial markets such as banks, securities companies and fund companies.
2. Foreign exchange management: The work includes bank foreign exchange tellers and foreign exchange settlement clerks, who are responsible for foreign exchange, settlement and risk management.
3. International investment: engaged in international investment and M&A related work, and worked in investment banks, private equity funds and venture capital companies.
4. International settlement and clearing: employed by international payment and settlement institutions, clearing centers or international settlement departments of multinational companies, responsible for the handling and supervision of international settlement business.
Third, the direction of international business.
1. international enterprise management: positions include market development manager, international brand manager and manager of overseas branches of multinational companies, responsible for the formulation and implementation of enterprise market strategy.
2. Operation of multinational companies: working in multinational companies' procurement, supply chain management, production planning and other positions, responsible for the operation and management of multinational businesses.
3. International market development and expansion: engaged in market research, marketing and other work, responsible for exploring new markets and customer resources.