PROGRAM: Master of International Trade Policy and Law (MITPL) (Research)

SLOGAN: Master knowledge, Master global

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INTRODUCTION:

Master of International Trade Policy and Law (MITPL) program is research-oriented, taught in English, and equips students with a scientific basis and in-depth academic knowledge in research and planning on international commerce and law based on the basis of international economy. Moreover, the program also provides students with necessary skills to work independently and creatively; skills to research, discover, analyze and solve problems in this field from both economic and legal perspectives. In addition, the program also provides students with a modern specialized foreign language background to study and work in related fields.

TRAINING ORGANIZATIONS:

1. Training duration: 18 months (in the evenings and/or on weekend)

2. Language: English

3. Fee: 58.000.000đ/course (adjusted annually based on the regulations of Foreign Trade University)

FORMAT - ADMISSION SUBJECT

- Format: Examination

- Subjects:

1. International Economics

2. Rate student's capacity

3. English

( Student is exempt from the English test if quailified as in the admission notification of the University)

ENTRANCE CONDITIONS

Students applying for the program must have a university degree in Law, Economics, Politics, State Management, International Relations, Business and Management majors, and Economics, Commerce, Law, Legal Education Foreign Language.

For other majors, the acceptance of the application will be decided by the Application

Review Board based on the student's university graduation transcript.

LIST OF SUBJETCS IN TRAINING PROGRAMS

- Philosophy: 4 credits

- Academic English: 4 credits

- Guide to master’s thesis writing: 1 credit

- Research Methods: 3 credits

- Managerial Economics: 3 credits

- World Trade Law: 3 credits

- International Economics: 3 credits

- Competition Policy and Law: 3 credits

- Master Thesis: 16 credits

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES

Graduates can consider the following job positions:

- Experts and officials at State agencies with activities related to research, planning and implementation of policies and laws in international trade;

- Analyst, research on international trade policy in international trade organizations, consulting organizations;

- Experts on researching and solving international commercial law issues of State agencies or enterprises;

- Lecturer on international trade and policy in higher education institutions.