In the National Civil Service Examination, are economics majors recruited, including international economics and trade majors?

In the national civil service examination, positions requiring economics are only for those majors directly affiliated with the first-level discipline of economics. The major of international economics and trade is not included in the scope of the economics major, but it can be considered to meet the requirements of the economics major. Economics major is a large category, which covers many sub-majors such as economics, economic statistics, finance, etc., including international economics and trade.

Specifically, as a branch of economics, the international economics and trade major has a different curriculum from economics. Courses for the economics major usually include basic courses such as political economy, Western economics, statistics, and international economics, while the international economics and trade major may also include international trade theory and practice, international finance, introduction to the world economy, etc. , focusing more on the study of international economic exchanges and trade practices.

Therefore, if you are a student majoring in international economics and trade and want to apply for the national civil service, you need to pay attention to the professional requirement of the position is "economics" rather than "economics", and make sure that your major meets Recruiter’s needs. For detailed course content and major classification, you can refer to relevant professional encyclopedia information, such as the "Economics Major" entry on Baidu Encyclopedia.