Graduates in Economic, Financial and International Sciences – Curriculum 1:Financial Markets and Financial Instruments - are able to take on different professional roles (as consultants, managers, executives, analysts and researchers) and additional job opportunities can be found in a variety of contexts: financial intermediaries - credit institutions; economic and strategic consulting firms for companies; auditing firms; independent professional accountants; enterprises; (public and private) research centers; national and international bodies; public administration, local bodies and companies that provide or manage public services.
Graduates in Economic, Financial and International Sciences - Curriculum 2:International Trade - are trained to work in private companies operating in international markets for goods and services and in public sector, they can perform support functions for the internationalization of companies and for economic and social research in the field of economic integration. Possible job opportunities can be found in: private companies; as freelance consultants in the internationalization processes of companies and public administrations; public administrations; research centers, research offices of multinational companies, consulting companies.
The Master’s degree course in Economic, Financial and International Sciences also provides students with the necessary knowledge to continue with PhD or Master's programs in economics and finance, both nationally and internationally.