Graduates of the program have the same legal rights as the graduates of other programs in economics, international trade, finance, banking, and logistics. Logistics professionals may be employed in production, storage, shipping and marketing departments of international corporations as well as in the field of customs and port management in the public sector. They may be employed as import and export, foreign trade, procurement, sales and marketing professionals in the sector. The employment rate of graduates will enable us to define to which extent the program objectives are fulfilled. The curriculum of this program integrates theoretical and applied knowledge of international trade and logistics, and ensures that students are able to keep up with the changes and advancements in the sector. By doing so, the program will contribute to the training of human resources required in the sector.