EDUARDS

Cross-cutting skills -Good command of French -General culture Scientific and technical skills -Knowledge of the rules of international trade and its administrative techniques, applied to the management of import-export operations. -Know the principles and issues of French and international commercial law and labour law. -Acquire the basics of an international economic and legal culture, in particular by using the lexicon and syntactic structures related to economics and trade in English and Portuguese. -Understand the context in which any cooperation project must be carried out, Be able to lead a multi-national team and manage cross-cultural issues -Translate documents of various types or write a file in a foreign language in the fields concerned by the speciality -Specific disciplinary skills Collecting and organising management data -Listen to and understand the expectations of partners -Use the technical vocabulary -Use office automation tools -Organise the research and processing of data necessary for management -Use and understand the economic and legal environments Present and transmit information -Communicate orally and in writing, in French and in foreign languages -Communicate using the terminology of the professional field -Use the appropriate media -Use digital communication tools -Report back International relations -Communicate in foreign languages in a professional context -Integrate interculturality into negotiations -Understand foreign markets -Understand the techniques of international trade -To take into account the modalities of transport (incoterms, customs, insurance, etc.) At the end of this degree, the student must master English and Portuguese (level B2 of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages, CEFR), in order to carry out all professional tasks in a trilingual manner. To have a global knowledge of the English and Portuguese-speaking world and to be able to adapt one's socio-professional action to intercultural elements.