International Business

Roles named in guides include International Marketing Manager, Global Supply Chain Manager, Export-Import Manager, International Trade Analyst, Business Development Manager and Trade Finance Analyst. Government trade bodies such as DGFT and export promotion councils also appear in guides, usually through exams.

Employers include multinationals, export houses, shipping and logistics firms, banks and consulting firms. Guides name companies such as Unilever, PepsiCo, Nestle, DHL, Maersk, HSBC and Deloitte as examples, which are not placement commitments.

Trade is large. IANS reported on 15 April 2026 that India's total goods and services exports reached USD 860.09 billion in FY26, up 4.22 percent, with merchandise exports at USD 441.78 billion, up 0.93 percent, and services exports estimated at USD 418.31 billion, up 7.94 percent.

Exporters, multinationals and global capability centres all need people who understand foreign markets, regulation and currency risk. The specialisation gives you that cross-border vocabulary.

Services exports are growing faster than goods exports, which favours skills in global services, outsourcing and consulting as well as trade in goods.

Online study lets you apply export documentation, pricing and market-entry ideas to your own firm's overseas dealings.