1. trading company: graduates can engage in purchasing, sales, market analysis, customer service and other work in import and export trading companies, multinational companies, trade agencies, etc.
2. Multinational companies: Many multinational companies need graduates majoring in international trade to handle transnational trade affairs, including supply chain management, international market development and contract negotiation.
3. Banks and financial institutions: Graduates majoring in international trade can engage in international settlement, letter of credit operation and foreign exchange transactions in banks and financial institutions.
4. Government agencies: Graduates can engage in trade policy formulation, trade negotiation and trade supervision in government agencies such as the Customs, the Ministry of Commerce and the Trade Promotion Committee.
5. International organizations: Graduates can engage in international trade rule-making and economic research in international organizations such as the World Trade Organization (WTO) and the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
6. Consulting company: Graduates majoring in international trade can engage in international trade consulting, market research, risk assessment and other work in consulting companies.
7. Educational institutions: Graduates can engage in teaching and scientific research in universities and scientific research institutions, and train more international trade professionals.