The international major is a discipline involving international business and practice, aiming to cultivate professionals who master the basic theories of the world and are familiar with the rules and practices of the world. For students who want to further their studies in international** majors, it is very important to choose a suitable direction for postgraduate examination. This article will introduce in detail the classification, characteristics and employment prospects of the postgraduate examination direction of international majors, and help students clarify their own development direction.
1. Classification of the direction of postgraduate examination for international majors.
1.International Studies.
International studies is the most basic research field of international majors, mainly studying the exchange of goods and services between countries, cross-border market and marketing strategies, policies and regulations, etc. This direction focuses on cultivating students' global vision and cross-cultural communication skills, and cultivating international business management talents for enterprises and enterprises.
2.world economy.
The World Economy direction focuses on global economic phenomena, international economic relations, and international economic policies. This direction focuses on cultivating students' macro thinking and international vision, and provides international economic policy advice and strategic planning for enterprises and enterprises.
3.International Finance.
The International Finance Direction focuses on the international monetary system, the foreign exchange market, international capital flows, and the international financial crisis. This program focuses on cultivating students' financial theoretical literacy and practical ability, and provides financial institutions and enterprises with professionals in financial risk management, investment analysis and capital operation.
4.Management of multinational corporations.
The management direction of multinational corporations mainly studies the strategic management, organizational structure, cultural differences and cross-cultural communication of multinational corporations. This program focuses on cultivating students' transnational management and cross-cultural communication skills, and cultivating senior management talents for multinational companies and international organizations.
2. Characteristics and employment prospects of the postgraduate examination direction of international ** majors.
1.International Studies.
Features: Focus on cultivating students' global vision and cross-cultural communication skills, so that they have the ability to conduct business and compete in the international market.
Employment prospects: ** institutions, ** promotion organizations, multinational enterprises, financial institutions, etc.
2.world economy.
Features: To cultivate students with macro thinking and international vision, and to understand global economic development trends and international economic policy formulation.
Employment prospects: ** institutions, international organizations, research institutes, financial institutions, etc.
3.International Finance.
Features: Focus on cultivating students' financial theoretical literacy and practical ability, so that they have the ability to conduct risk management, investment analysis and capital operation in the international financial market.
Employment prospects: financial institutions (banks, ** companies, insurance companies, etc.), investment companies, multinational enterprises, etc.
4.Management of multinational corporations.
Features: Cultivate students' transnational management and cross-cultural communication skills, and understand the strategic management, organizational structure and cultural differences of multinational companies.
Employment prospects: multinational corporations, international organizations, consulting agencies, etc.