Master’s Degree in International Trade, Finance, and Development Program.
Overview
The ITFD Program provides rigorous training in the economics of international finance, trade, and development for students interested in demanding professional careers and doctoral programs.
What can be done to avoid financial crises? How can growth in the least developed countries be accelerated? How can wealth be distributed equitably and sustainably? This program will allow students to acquire a thorough knowledge of the conceptual and empirical tools of modern Economics applied to international trade, finance, and development.
Key Facts
What skills and knowledge will I acquire in this program?
- Gain a thorough understanding of the economics of international trade, finance and development
- Build in-depth knowledge of the analytical tools of modern economics
- Receive extensive training in econometric and statistical methods
- Acquire the ability to apply theoretical and empirical tools to address pressing policy issues
Objective
The program starts in the first term with a set of courses on economic growth and development, international trade and finance, and quantitative methods. In the second and third terms, students can choose from a wide array of courses and tailor their learning experience to their interests. Some students chose to specialize in development, others in international trade and finance, while others opt instead for a more balanced approach that combines training in both areas.
Students complete a master project by the end of the academic year, allowing them to specialize in a policy topic of their choice. They also attend a series of policy lessons delivered by international experts.
Job Opportunity
Who hires ITFD graduates?
- Consulting Firms
- Financial Services
- Government & Authorities
- International Organizations / Non-profits
- Research & Academic Institutions
- Other Industries
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