HINRICH FOUNDATION GUIDE
Selecting Master’s Programs in International Business and Trade
A comprehensive guide to help prospective students identify the right master’s program to accelerate their trade careers
How to choose an international business and trade program that suits your needs?
To develop the tools, skills and knowledge global trade employers require for career success, our advisory panel developed the criteria that prospective students should seek from master’s programs in global trade. Learn more about the program criteria.
Download the Hinrich Foundation Guide criteria PDF
Graduate education is a major investment. There are many factors to consider when evaluating and selecting a master’s program in global trade that is right for you.
Refer to these key questions to help you determine a program’s trade content and attributes, its international focus, costs and return on investment. Start your program selection with these key questions.
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If you are looking for a unique blend of challenges and rewards amid a global setting, a master’s degree in global trade can open a world of career prospects for you.
Discover an overview of job titles, responsibilities and growth opportunities at Exploring careers in global trade.
Recognizing and Advancing Outcomes in Global Trade Education by Professor Emeritus Dr Gael McDonald, Academic Ambassador, Hinrich Foundation.
Discover what makes a quality master’s program in global trade: Click on these exemplar programs for details.
Students and educators have expressed the need for materials focusing on contemporary, real-world trade and policy scenarios that help enhance knowledge acquisition and value to classroom discussions.
The Hinrich Foundation offers a suite of resources to assist you with your studies and teaching.
These materials help you keep abreast of trending issues and develop a rich understanding of critical trade in areas, ranging from Trade policy and foreign direct investment to free trade agreements and digital trade.
More than 100,000 people find these resources useful to their studies, teaching and practice of global trade. We hope you do too.
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