Qualification code: 76738
Course objectives
- To build basic knowledge of international trade theory, policy and practice.
- To familiarise participants with the most important challenges and opportunities for Africa’s integration into the world trading system.
- To discuss alternative policies and strategies for developing Africa’s productive and trade (export) capacities for world trade.
- To enable participants to interpret and formulate policies and positions on international trade.
- To study cases of Africa’s trade diplomacy drawn from across the continent.
Modules
- Global Trade Theory and Practice and African Development (CAIT01D)
- Introduction to the Theories of International Trade
- The Historical Role of Trade Policy in Development and the Implications for Africa
- The Multilateral Governance of World Trade and its Impact on African
- Africa and the Politics of International Trade (CAIT02E)
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- Africa in the World Trading System
- International Trade and Investment, with Specific Reference to Africa
- Trade Policymaking in Africa
Watch course explainer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IWMiRKo0y88
Admission requirements
To be accepted into Short Learning Programmes, all prospective students must have:
- NQF 4 or matric certificate or equivelant
- a one year (minimum) tertiary qualification
Fees
Prospective students are expected to pay the full price per module(s) being registered. Read more
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