MBA Foreign Trade

Master of Business Administration in Foreign Trade

MBA Foreign Trade or Master of Business Administration in Foreign Trade is a postgraduate Management course. Master of Business Administration in Foreign Trade is one of the most sought-after degrees available to students from all disciplines. The exchange of capital, products, and services across international borders or territories is known as foreign commerce or international trade. In most nations, it accounts for a sizable portion of the gross domestic product (GDP). A Master of Business Administration in Foreign Trade degree is typically a two-year program with two or more semesters, however, the length may vary from institute to institute and may also be offered on a part-time basis by specific institutes.

MBA Foreign Trade Eligibility

• Aspiring candidates should have passed a Bachelor’s degree in any stream from a recognized university.
• In some of the reputed institutes, there is an entrance test for admission.

MBA Foreign Trade Syllabus

Syllabus of Foreign Trade course as prescribed by various Universities and Colleges.

MBA Foreign Trade Colleges

• Devi Ahilya Vishwavidyalaya, Indore

MBA Foreign Trade Course Suitability

• Aspiring candidates who wish to teach at higher degree levels, such as college and university, at both private and public institutions, can enroll in the course.
• To be successful in this sector, applicants must have outstanding communication skills, a high aptitude for business, knowledge of foreign languages, persuasive ability, and confidence.
• They must also have worldwide business knowledge of other nations' economies, comprehension of new business trends, leadership, and management abilities.
• Candidates who have finished their M.Com degrees and wish to pursue an MBA degree may also apply.

How is the MBA Foreign Trade Course Beneficial?

• After finishing it, candidates can pursue advanced degree programs in their respective subjects.
• They can find work in both the commercial and governmental sectors after finishing the course, such as banks, industrial organizations, and government agencies.
• They can also pursue positions in documentation, such as export/import and contact with tax and customs officials.
• Applicants can also find work with maritime insurance companies, where they must analyze the loss or physical damage to items delivered into a country.

MBA Foreign Trade Employment Areas

• Banks
• Colleges & Universities
• Financial Institutions
• Government Agencies
• Manufacturing Companies

MBA Foreign Trade Job Types

• Foreign Trade Representative
• FX Trading Platform Business Analyst
• Foreign Trade Zone Analyst / Foreign Trade Zone Operator
• Foreign Exchange Trade Settlement Specialist / Foreign Trade Payables Specialist
• Global Trade Manager
• Senior FX Trading Strategist