The main educational program (MEP) for the "International Trade and E-Commerce" profile under the 580100 "Economics" field is a system of documents developed and approved by the university, taking into account labor market requirements and based on the state educational standard of higher professional education (SES HPE). The MEP regulates the goals, expected outcomes, content, conditions, and technologies of the educational process, as well as the quality assessment of graduate preparation in this field. The program includes a curriculum, academic calendar, educational-methodological complexes of disciplines (modules), internship programs, and other materials that ensure the quality of student training, as well as evaluation and methodological tools.
The primary goal of the bachelor’s training program for the "International Trade and E-Commerce" profile is to provide documentation and methodological support for implementing SES HPE requirements in preparing highly qualified specialists in the fields of economics, international trade, e-commerce, trade analytics, digital marketing, logistics, and import-export regulation. This program provides graduates with the skills for successful adaptation to modern economic and technological conditions, mastery of related professional fields, enhancement of qualifications, and improvement of professional skills, as well as the development of general cultural, general professional, and professional competencies.
Joint Program with Northwestern University, China
-Dual diploma upon graduation from KSTU and NWU
- Chinese language study starting from the first year
-Study in China beginning from the third year
Graduates of the "International Trade and E-Commerce" profile can work as:
International trade specialist;
E-commerce manager;
Trade analyst;
Digital marketing specialist;
Import and export coordinator;
Customs consultant;
Supply chain manager;
Logistics specialist;
International business development manager;
Specialist in trade departments across various sectors of the economy;
Expert in government agencies, trade organizations, and regulatory institutions.