Master in International Trade

At Sogang University, the tuition fee is 8,941 USD per year.

Sogang University's Graduate School of International Studies (GSIS) offers a master's program in International Trade that looks at the policies, institutions, and business practices governing cross-border commerce. Students generally study international trade theory, trade agreements, customs procedures, and global supply chain management, along with the economic and political forces that shape trade relationships between countries. This prepares graduates for work in trade policy analysis, export and import operations, logistics planning, and international business consulting, as well as roles with organizations that monitor or negotiate trade rules. The program is based at Sogang University in Mapo-gu, Seoul, South Korea, and runs as a two-year master's degree within GSIS, with new students admitted in March and September of every year. All coursework is taught in English, which supports a diverse student body and helps graduates operate confidently in the English-language environment common to international trade and business. Because GSIS integrates trade studies with broader international affairs coursework, students also examine how diplomacy, regional politics, and development goals influence trade policy, giving them a fuller picture of the field beyond pure economics. Graduates typically move into positions such as trade analyst, supply chain manager, customs and regulatory specialist, or policy advisor, working for government bodies, multinational firms, or international organizations focused on commerce. The combination of technical trade training and exposure to international studies at Sogang makes the program relevant for students pursuing careers that connect business, economics, and international policy.