I am a Lawyer with a substantial amount of experience and network. I have increasingly come to develop a great deal of interest in the International Trade and Laws governing the same. I would appreciate any suggestions and advice regarding the right universities for a Masters in the said field. Also, during my research, I stumbled upon the Turin School of Development and the Masters in ITL by its arm, ITCILO (which does appear prestigious on the face of it). Any leads on that shall be highly appreciated as well. My goal is to be able to serve at the WTO in the future and be able to be a part of the policy formation.

[Edited by Sumitkils on Aug 28, 2024]

For top-tier programs, institutions like Georgetown University, ambridge, and the Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies in Geneva stand out as excellent choices. These are renowned for their strong focus on international trade law and connections to global organizations like the WTO.

As for the Turin School of Development and its Master's in ITL, it’s indeed reputable and a solid choice in this area, but it doesn't rank as well as the others nor does it carry the same prestige.