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Master of International Trade
Graduates will have detailed knowledge of the role of trade in society and its legal rules and economic rationales, and a keen awareness of the social, economic, political and cultural context in which international trade operates. They will have an appreciati…
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Graduates will have detailed knowledge of the role of trade in society and its legal rules and economic rationales, and a keen awareness of the social, economic, political and cultural context in which international trade operates. They will have an appreciation of the nature and contribution of different perspectives on international trade and related theories, including the customary laws of Maori and Pacific peoples. Using a multidisciplinary perspective, graduates will be able to analyse problems, contribute to relevant policy discussion and provide solutions. Graduates should find work or enhance their employment prospects in relevant areas of government or business. Graduates may be able to progress to doctoral studies.
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A bachelor's degree or equivalent, completed with a B grade average or higher.
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