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Program Overview

Specialization Definition:

The Master's program in Finance and International Trade offers advanced academic training that provides students with a solid foundation in international trade and finance. This program equips students with the essential knowledge and skills needed to understand the mechanisms of international commerce, global financial institutions, and capital markets. Graduates are prepared for diverse career opportunities in internationally oriented companies, public and private institutions at both the national and international levels, as well as for administrative competitions or entrepreneurial ventures focused on cross-border investment and exports.

Program Objectives:

The program is designed for students seeking careers in international finance and trade, global corporate management, or further academic research (Ph.D. in commercial sciences). Specific objectives include:

Understanding the roles and functions of key international trade organizations.
Training financial managers and international trade professionals.
Preparing researchers and internationally-oriented marketing firms.

Developing consultants capable of providing strategic advice in global commerce

Teaching Language : مختلط

Curriculum Highlights

Core Courses

The program is structured across four semesters, covering fundamental and advanced subjects:

Semester 1:

International Trade Finance
International Economics
International Financial Markets
Information Systems and Logistics Network Design
Time Series Analysis
Administrative Communication and Writing
Business Law
Specialized Foreign Language 1

Semester 2:

International Insurance
Customs Techniques
Financial Engineering
Portfolio Management
Advanced Econometrics
Master's Thesis Methodology
Customs Law
Specialized Foreign Language 2

Semester 3:

International Transport and Supply Chain
Commodity and Derivatives Markets
Foreign Exchange Risk Management and Policies
Digital Marketing
International Negotiation Techniques
Incoterms (International Trade Terms)
Statistical Software Applications

Semester 4:

Internship in a company, culminating in the defense of a Master's thesis

Advanced Topics

Advanced Modules Include:

Commodity and Derivatives Trading
Digital Marketing Strategies
Exchange Rate Risk Policies and Management
International Trade Negotiation and E-commerce Techniques
Econometric and Statistical Analysis
Research Methodology and Thesis Preparation

Career Opportunities:

Graduates of this program may pursue positions such as:

International Trade Expert
Global Financial Officer
Import/Export Consultant
Financial Analyst in multinational corporations
Investment Portfolio Manager
Logistics and International Supply Chain Manager
Economic Researcher or Ph.D. Candidate in Commercial Sciences

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Admissions Information

Admission to this program is open to all students who hold a Bachelor's degree (Licence) in the field of Commercial Sciences, particularly in disciplines such as:

International Trade
Finance
Economics
Marketing
Management

Applicants are expected to have a foundational understanding of economics, finance, and commerce.

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