• Acquire the knowledge and skills necessary to professionally analyze international economic and social phenomena, with sensitivity to cultural differences.
• Develop foreign language proficiency to a high standard in both speaking and writing.
• Attend classes taught in collaboration with business practitioners and industry experts.
• Participate in the ERASMUS+ program, which benefits nearly 130 students from the faculty each year.
• Through bilateral agreements, study abroad in one of many partner countries, including the USA, China, Japan, Australia, and Korea.
• Obtain an international certificate in the London Stock Exchange Group Eikon Lab computer laboratory.
• Get involved in the academic community by joining student organizations, scientific clubs, and international networks such as AIESEC.
• Attend classes in modern lecture halls, classrooms, and fully equipped computer laboratories.
• Utilize global databases, academic publications, dedicated student zones, public computer stations, free Wi-Fi, and the E-student system, where most student administrative matters can be handled online.
• Gain hands-on experience with specialized computer programs used in various industries, such as SAP for logistics, LSEG Eikon for economic data analysis, Statistica, and SPSS for statistical data analysis.
• Enjoy free access to software provided by Microsoft and IBM, including Microsoft Office 365 (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneNote), Windows 10, SQL Server, Project Professional, SharePoint Server, Visual Studio, Visio, and IBM SPSS.

• International Marketing Specialist – Develop and execute global marketing strategies considering cultural differences and international market trends.
• Global Trade Compliance Specialist – Ensure adherence to international trade regulations and customs laws for smooth cross-border operations.
• International Business Consultant – Advise companies on expanding internationally, providing insights on market entry, risk management, and global strategies.
• Supply Chain Specialist – Manage global supply chain operations, including logistics, procurement, and international distribution.
• Foreign Exchange Trader – Oversee currency trades in financial institutions, managing risks tied to currency fluctuations.
• International Financial Analyst – Analyze global economic trends and assess financial risks to inform international investment decisions.
• Global Human Resources Specialist – Develop HR policies aligned with international regulations, managing diverse and multicultural teams.
• International Trade Specialist – Streamline trade transactions, ensure compliance, and optimize processes in global commerce.
• Cross-Cultural Trainer – Assist individuals and organizations in overcoming cultural barriers to enhance communication and collaboration.
• International Sales Specialist – Expand market share globally by leading sales initiatives tailored to diverse international markets.
• Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Specialist – Design and implement socially responsible initiatives for worldwide organizations.
• International Project Specialist – Coordinate and manage cross-border projects, ensuring collaboration and successful delivery.
• Foreign Affairs Analyst – Study political, economic, and social factors impacting international relations to support global decision-making.
• International Entrepreneur – Start and run businesses focusing on global markets and emerging opportunities.
• Global Operations Specialist – Oversee the operational aspects of international business expansions, ensuring efficiency and compliance with global standards.

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