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University of the West Indies Msc. International Trade Policy (MITP)

University of the West Indies Msc. International Trade Policy (MITP). THE UWI-VI STUDY-TOUR COMPONENT. Study-Tour Rationale. Building HR Functionality Through Hands-on Experience At the ‘Nexus’. Study-Tour Goal. To Equip and Empower For Multidisciplinary Trade Policy Formulation,

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University of the West Indies Msc. International Trade Policy (MITP)

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  1. University of the West IndiesMsc. International Trade Policy (MITP) THE UWI-VI STUDY-TOUR COMPONENT

  2. Study-Tour Rationale Building HR Functionality Through Hands-on Experience At the ‘Nexus’

  3. Study-Tour Goal To Equip and Empower For Multidisciplinary Trade Policy Formulation, Implementation And Analysis

  4. Study-Tour Specifics AN AGENDA THAT AUGMENTS THE MITP ACADEMIC COMPONENT Demystify Trade related Institutions, their Activities and Processes whilst Bridging the Gap between Theory and Practice. • At the Nexus: • Core Institutions – UNCTAD/WTO/ITC/WIPO • Mandates & Functional Institutional Dynamics. • Transfer of Knowledge and Open Dialogue. • Our Aim: • Synthesize Knowledge Garnered during Academic Component. • Build Functional Relationships. • Lay the Foundation for Competent Analyses.

  5. Study-Tour Description • 4 Weeks (3 in Geneva & 1 in Brussels on previous occasion). • Workshop/seminar format with open discussion. • Mobility – make visits to institutions. • Combination of general trade issues, developing/ LDC, and Caribbean-specific topics. • Simulation exercises & hands-on application. • Key resource persons across relevant institutions. • Interaction with missions & delegates.

  6. Study-Tour Assessment

  7. Study-Tour – the Future • Formal collaboration with CARICOM Missions regarding accreditation to official meetings. • Greater student participation – perhaps group presentations followed by comments/guidance from facilitators. • Specialist attention – perhaps a week where students can spend time at a trade-related institution of their choice. This also facilitates specialized research guidance on the Practicum Paper topic. • Embracing researchers/practitioners who are interested in participating in the tour.

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