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Hinrich Foundation Guide to Master's in International Business and Trade

Scholarships

Scholarships

We advance sustainable trade by investing in people through the Hinrich Foundation Global Trade Leader Scholarships and connecting scholars to our exclusive global network of trade leaders, experts, innovators and influencers.

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Trade Book Talks

Trade Book Talks

Our Trade Book Talks offer timely, relevant perspectives on contemporary global trade issues. Each session will spotlight a key trade-related theme through the lens of a recently published book, featuring its author to guide a deep examination of the evolving global trade landscape.

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Hinrich Foundation Guide to EMBAs in International Business and Trade

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Hinrich Foundation Guide to EMBAs in International Business and Trade

The Hinrich Foundation Guide to EMBAs is for senior executives looking to take their international leadership careers to the next level.

The six key trade program content areas and nine program attributes are informed by business leaders and academics with expertise across global trade value chains. It features profiles of 15 leading EMBA programs including highlights, study locations and cohort profiles.

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Exploring careers in trade

Exploring careers in trade

International trade and business encompass a vast array of vital and exciting career opportunities spanning dozens of sectors across global value chains.

Discover a selection of job titles, responsibilities, growth opportunities, core competencies and other career resources. 
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Open-source trade content

Open-source trade content

We provide free articles, white papers, infographics and reading lists about contemporary issues affecting global trade. Topics range from trade geopolitics, free trade agreements and the WTO to sustainable trade, protectionism and US-China relations, among many others.

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Sustainable Trade Challenge

Sustainable Trade Challenge

The Sustainable Trade Challenge is a student-led simulation that integrates the issues of sustainability into your classroom. You will be tasked to balance the competing forces of economic growth, societal well-being and environmental stewardship to provide actionable policy recommendations for your consulting clients.

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Alumni

Alumni

Recipients of our Global Trade Leader scholarships are invited to join the Hinrich Foundation Alumni Association upon graduation. Our alumni will inspire you to realize your full leadership potential through a career in international trade.

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Discussion guides

Discussion guides

The discussion guides summarize key insights from our trade research, helping you examine contemporary trade issues, participate in the trade debate and develop a deeper understanding of the complexities of global trade.

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hfAI - AI-powered global trade resources

hfAI - AI-powered global trade resources

Discover our innovative hfAI tool – your smart companion for international business and trade studies.

Easily find student resources, clarify trade issues and explore recommended readings. With features like a prompt library, instant translation and resource summaries, hfAI connects you to our exclusive database of 3,000 research and educational resources, plus global internet content and data compiled by Statista. Learn more, faster and smarter.

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Trade education white paper

Trade education white paper

Recognizing and Advancing Outcomes in Global Trade Education" by Professor Emeritus Gael McDonald offers a look into the future of quality higher education for careers in global trade.
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