International Trade & Investment Program Overview
Program Introduction
The International Trade & Investment program at EU’s School of Business & Management aims to cultivate global trade and investment decision-makers through a blend of international trade theory, transnational investment strategies, and geopolitical analysis. Emphasizing trade policy interpretation, cross-border investment risk assessment, and cross-cultural negotiation, the curriculum equips students with foundational international business skills and innovative execution capabilities. Practical platforms such as industry partnerships, real-case studies, and global simulation trading further empower students to become professionals with both technical expertise and strategic vision. Explore Our Programs 1. Undergraduate Program (BITI) Duration: 4-year full-time Core Courses: International Trade Theory & Policy Transnational Investment & Capital Flows Geopolitics & Global Business Environment Cross-Cultural Business Communication International Trade Law & Compliance Features: Practice-Oriented: Analyze market entry strategies through “Global Trade Consulting Projects” with the U.S. Department of Commerce and multinational firms. Tech Integration: Mandatory data analysis courses using Tableau, Bloomberg Terminal, and other tools. Simulation Labs: Access global trade simulation platforms to practice tariff negotiations and exchange rate risk management. 2. Master’s Programs MBA (International Trade & Investment Concentration) Duration: 1-2 years (full-time/part-time) Tracks: Global Trade Strategy, Emerging Market Investment, International Financial Regulation, Supply Chain Internationalization Highlights: Global Case Competitions: Jointly organized with NYU Stern and London Business School. Industry Mentorship: Pairing with executives from Goldman Sachs, J.P. Morgan, and other top firms. MS in International Trade & Investment (STEM) Duration: 12 months Skills: Trade policy analysis, cross-border M&A due diligence, international arbitration, currency risk hedging Partners: U.S. Department of Commerce, World Bank, Amazon Global Trade, offering practical projects and CFA/FRM exam support. 3. Doctoral Program (Ph.D. in International Trade & Investment) Duration: 4-6 years Research Areas: Global value chain restructuring, trade digitalization, emerging market investment barriers, international dispute resolution mechanisms Strengths: Cutting-Edge Research: Collaborating with Harvard University and Stanford University on interdisciplinary projects focused on trade policy innovation and geo-economics. Academic Resources: Hosting “Future of Global Trade” seminars with World Economy journal editors and Nobel laureates. Spotlight on Centers 1. Global Trade Research Center (GTRC) Mission: Explore the evolution of global trade rules and commercial opportunities, focusing on digital trade, service trade, and other emerging fields. Achievements: Publishing the U.S. Export Competitiveness Report, referenced by the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative (USTR). Conducting “E-Commerce Trade Rules” research with the WTO, influencing multilateral negotiation agendas. 2. Transnational Investment Lab (TIL) Focus: Cross-border M&A due diligence, international project financing, sovereign wealth fund strategies. Activities: Hosting the Global Investment Summit, gathering private equity giants like Blackstone and KKR to share emerging market investment insights. Supporting student teams to design cross-border investment plans, with winners securing internships at Goldman Sachs’ Direct Investment Department. 3. Institute for Cross-Cultural Business (ICCB) Key Initiatives: Cultural Adaptation Training: Providing customized cross-cultural communication courses for students working overseas. Global Business Etiquette Database: Cataloging business customs and negotiation styles from 50+ countries/regions for real-time access. Additional Features Trade Competition Support: Funding and mentorship for students participating in WTO Simulation Negotiations and Harvard International Arbitration Competitions. Dual Degrees: Collaborations with the School of Law and School of International Relations for “International Trade + Law” and “International Investment + Diplomacy” programs. Internship Guarantee: 100% of undergraduate students secure at least one industry internship, with partners in international business hubs like Washington D.C., New York, and Los Angeles. Join EU’s School of Business & Management and lead the future of global trade and investment!




