Programme details | |
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Degree: | Master (Master) |
Disciplines: |
Finance
International Business |
Duration: | 12 months |
University website: | International Trade & Finance (MITF) |
Annual tuition (EEA) | ca. 317,400 HKD University currency: 36,400 CHF |
Annual tuition (non-EEA) | ca. 317,400 HKD University currency: 36,400 CHF This applies to citizens of Hong Kong |
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The newest masters’ program offered by IIG in response to the growing demand for a combination of specialisations in both International Trade and Finance.
This increased demand was called for by the international employment sectors and students who would like to pursue and progress in their careers at the international trade organizations, diplomatic services, chambers of commerce and the financial sectors. The Master in International Trade & Finance (MITF) is a high standard program that provides a comprehensive introduction to practical aspects of successful Trade & Investment Promotion, Corporate Governance and International Negotiations combined with an understanding of the technical aspects of Risk Management, Financial Accounting and Project Management. The MITF offers understanding of Global Economics and Corporate Finance techniques and keep students up to date with the latest developments in FinTech and the Digital Transformation world. The program includes visits to major international trade and financial organizations in Switzerland.
In addition to core international trade courses, with a focus on world trade and international finance, trade organizations and statistics, trade policy and promotion strategies, commercial law and economic diplomacy, the Master of International Trade & Finance curriculum trains young professionals for decision making positions with courses in foreign policy and geoeconomics, international commercial law and corporate social responsibility, executive communication and cross-cultural negotiations.
The Master of International Trade & Finance is comprised of 14 courses taken over one year.
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