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INCU Questionnaire Reponses: This is What We Know

2008 WCO PICARD Conference. INCU Questionnaire Reponses: This is What We Know. Shanghai, China 14-16 May 2008. Overview. Introduction INCU Questionnaire, its purpose S ummary of affiliates and their responses Educational programs Summary and Conclusions. Purpose of the Questionnaire.

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INCU Questionnaire Reponses: This is What We Know

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  1. 2008 WCO PICARD Conference INCU Questionnaire Reponses:This is What We Know Shanghai, China 14-16 May 2008

  2. Overview • Introduction • INCU Questionnaire, its purpose • Summary of affiliates and their responses • Educational programs • Summary and Conclusions

  3. Purpose of the Questionnaire The questionnaire has been developed and distributed to: • identify areas of research strengths and interests of the INCU affiliates and other institutions • identify customs-specific educational and training programs currently offered by the INCU affiliates and subjects offered within those programs • determine which of the WCO Professional Standards these programs address

  4. Purpose of the Questionnaire • obtain information from the INCU affiliates on the number of current customs students and researchers • identify relevant publications and textbooks produced by the INCU affiliates and their members • identify cooperative arrangements that INCU affiliates have with national customs administrations, other government agencies, as well as international and private sector organisations • provide the WCO with consolidated feedback based on the questionnaire responses

  5. Current INCU Affiliates As of 14 May 2008, there are 41 affiliated institutions in the INCU comprising: • 18 Universities/Research Institutes • 23 Other Affiliated Institutions • 3 Customs Administrations are in the INCU • 27 Countries are currently represented in the INCU

  6. Summary of Questionnaire Responses 15 responses were received • 10 from Universities/Research Centres • 5 from Other Affiliated Institutions of which: • 11 offer educational programs (including vocational training) • 4 institutions are purely research-based

  7. Educational Programs • Undergraduate Programs • Professional qualifications/certificates • Undergraduate diplomas • Bachelor degree programs • Postgraduate Programs • Graduate certificates and graduate diplomas • Master degree programs • Doctorial programs • Vocational Training Programs

  8. Educational Programs • Undergraduate Programs– 5 of 15 • Postgraduate Programs– 7 of 15 • Vocational Training Programs – 6 of 15

  9. Customs-specific Undergraduate Programs • Professional Qualification in Customs or Tax (2 years) • Bachelor of Customs and Tax Administration (4 years) • Bachelor of Customs (4 years)

  10. Customs-specific Postgraduate Programs • Graduate Certificate in Excise Studies (0.5 years) • Graduate Diploma in Excise Studies (1 year) • Graduate Diploma in International Customs Law and Administration (1 year) • Master of Customs Administration, Law and Policy (1 year)

  11. Customs-specific Postgraduate Programs • Master of Customs and Tax Administration (1.5 years) • Master of International Customs Law and Administration (1.5 years) • Doctorial Study Programs (3 years)

  12. Other Related Programs • Bachelor of Business Administration (4 years) • Bachelor of Laws (4 years) • Master of Business Administration (1 year) • Master of Laws (1 year)

  13. Summary and Conclusions • there are more postgraduate programs/courses available than undergraduate courses • not many customs-specific study programs • wide range of vocational training programs is available • desire to develop more/new programs

  14. Questions? www.incu.org www.worldcustomsjournal.org

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