The Master of International Trade Law and Economics (MITLE) degree is offered by USC Gould School of Law jointly with USC Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences Department of Economics. This STEM-designated degree provides students with an interdisciplinary, global perspective and the knowledge and skills relevant to the laws, policies, and business practices that shape international trade and economics.
The Master of International Trade Law and Economics is a one or two-year, 32-unit degree program offered on campus on a full-time basis. USC offers a spring and fall start date.
This degree is open to anyone with a bachelor's degree in any field; however, students are required to have a solid foundation in mathematics, including calculus.
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Top reasons to pursue the Master of International Trade Law and Economics degree offered by USC Gould and USC Dornsife:
The Master of International Trade Law and Economics (MITLE) degree is offered jointly by USC Dornsife College of Letters, Art and Sciences Department of Economics and USC Gould School of Law.
Prepare for careers in government, international trade, economics, and policy work with targeted curriculum taught by experienced faculty.
Learn from leading experts in economics and law. Gain a global perspective on the policies and practices shaping the field.
USC offers workshops and individually tailored guidance on developing your career plan, as well as mentorship opportunities and tools for exam preparation.
USC’s worldwide network — hundreds of thousands strong — actively supports fellow Trojans, with Gould alumni among the top partners at major law firms and the CEOs and presidents of leading companies.
All MITLE applicants will be considered automatically for our scholarship awards.
With top-rated programs in economics and law, USC is renowned for its history of innovation and excellence in graduate education.
