This study analyzes factors affecting career opportunities abroad for students of the Faculty of Business Administration, Ho Chi Minh City University of Food Industry. Factors affecting the ability to find a job are measured and identified through exploratory factor analysis (EFA) and Binary Logistic regression model. Students in the Faculty of Business Administration were surveyed about factors affecting their opportunities to work abroad through a questionnaire. Research results show that factors affecting career opportunities abroad for students of the Faculty of Business Administration include two groups of internal and external factors. Internal factors include two main groups of factors: skills and foreign language proficiency, and external factors include competition and financial conditions. To identify and minimize obstacles to career opportunities abroad for students, there needs to be groups of solutions for students and schools.