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MSc Global Trade Compliance at Gisma, Wrocław: 17 applied modules for an international career, tuition-free online or at Świdnicka 40.
With Gisma, the MSc Global Trade Compliance starts from practice. Lecturers bring industry experience into 17 modules, and you can follow the programme online without tuition or join the international classroom in Wrocław.
The MSc Global Trade Compliance covers the methods, cases, and tools of global trade compliance over 4 stages and 120 credits. Students complete assessed work in every module and finish with an independent project supervised by faculty. The programme is taught in English and can be studied online without tuition or on campus. It suits applicants who want a structured, practical route into global trade compliance.
Wrocław hosts business-services centres, international manufacturers, and a strong start-up scene, and Gisma's Global Trade Compliance briefs come from the kinds of organisations you will meet there.
The 17 modules move from fundamentals such as Global Trade Compliance: Foundations and scope (theory 1.1) to the Master's Thesis in Global Trade Compliance. Along the way you work in international teams, much as you would in a multinational.
Online learners follow live and recorded sessions, group work, and practical assignments through the portal. Campus students in Wrocław take the same modules in person. The programme lasts 2 years (4 semesters).
Graduates who want to move into an international role in Global Trade Compliance, and professionals who want an applied qualification to match their experience.
Through applied tasks such as reports, presentations, and projects, ending with the Master's Thesis in Global Trade Compliance.
Yes. Gisma's online and Wrocław cohorts bring together students from many countries.
Practical tasks set from the point of view of a company or organisation. You work on them during the programme and present your solutions.
At ul. Świdnicka 40, 50-067 Wrocław, a few minutes' walk from the Market Square.
Complete the online form, which saves from the first step, and upload your documents. Admissions emails you the decision.
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