Add to Calendar 2025/04/15 2:00 PM 2025/04/15 3:00 PM America/New_York WITA Academy Pathways to Opportunity: Careers in International Affairs, Business, and Trade https://www.wita.org/events/pathways-du-tufts-apsia/ WITA Academy Webinar |
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WITA Academy Pathways to Opportunity: Careers in International Affairs, Business, and Trade

Tuesday, April 15, 2025 at 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM (EST)
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Pathways to Opportunity: Careers in International Affairs, Business, and Trade

The WITA Academy Pathways to Opportunity program consists of a series of career pathways sessions hosted by trade professionals from the Washington D.C. policy community. The curriculum, divided between the public and private sector, highlights different roles and career paths that are available in Washington D.C. and around the world.

Students will gain insight from trade professionals, pose questions to policymakers, and learn about exciting career opportunities in international affairs, political science, business, and trade. Students come away with an understanding of the trade policy-making community, the role of its key players, and the opportunities for internships and careers available to them.

This online event is free and open to ALL students. Hosted in partnership with the University of Denver, Tufts University and the Association of Professional Schools of International Affairs (APSIA) Member Schools (undergraduates and graduate students). 

Registration is free for students and faculty – must use university email to register.

Spring Session Hosted by: In Partnership with

AGENDA

All times US/Eastern

To be announced…


Speaker Biographies:

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The mission of the WITA Academy™ is to make trade education and career opportunities in international trade accessible to communities in the United States and around the world, and to make the trade community itself more diverse, equitable and inclusive.

The WITA Academy works with trade leaders in businesses, law, academia, NGOs, embassies and the U.S. Government to help stakeholders, students, and others to better understand and navigate the U.S. and global trade policy apparatus.