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    1 International Economics program found

    Certificate Programmes in Economic Studies Bachelor International Economics

    Certificates and certifications usually offer a test or a set amount of coursework to prove competence. Only a certification can enable someone to be "certified" in something, so be careful to list this qualification accurately on future resumes if you pursue a certificate.

    What is a certificate in international economics? This certificate is designed to familiarize students with the impacts of global trade and migration on the economy of different countries. The field has several potential focuses, including international finance and international trade. International finance places emphasis on the flow of money and its impact on exchange rates, and international trade focuses on the flow of goods and services and the impact of that flow on a country's resources.

    Studying international finance shows potential employers that you can understand the bigger picture and the high level of impact that transactions between entities can have. This makes successful students more appealing to future employers, especially if the certificate was earned at a higher education institution.

    Due to the vast number of programs available internationally, it is difficult to come up with a specific estimate of the cost for an international economics certificate program. If you wish to participate in an institution where the cost is high, try contacting the financial aid office to see if there are any available ways to help lessen the cost.

    The international economics field lends itself to a wide range of careers. Graduates from these types of programs have gone into the legal industry as attorneys and paralegals. Other graduates have put their studies to work as economists, and some have entered into a career in international relations. Some law enforcement officials and military personnel have used the study of international economics to deepen their understanding of and to better interact with international authority figures.

    When you're ready to broaden your career options by studying this field, search for your program below and contact directly the admission office of the school of your choice by filling in the lead form.