Registration is required and will be available shortly.  

Pathways to Opportunity Series: Careers in International Trade & Law

Fall Session

 Students will hear sessions on Careers in Law in Government and Careers in Law in the Private Sector.

This event will also be live streamed for interested students at universities not located in the DC-area. Please register using the virtual option above.

Fall Semester Host:

Local University Outreach:

For questions about the event, please contact the WITA Staff events@wita.org.

To become a Law Partner sponsor or to learn more about other sponsorship opportunities, please click here or email Diego Añez danez@wita.org.

About The International Trade & Law Series

The WITA Academy has launched a new Pathways to Opportunity Program on Careers in International Trade & Law. Law students and undergraduates will hear from law firms and trade professionals about career opportunities in international trade and law.

WITA Academy Pathways programs seek to bring the best and brightest, next generation workforce into the trade policy community – diversifying its network of professionals with new talent that may not have previously sought careers in international trade. 

This new initiative features both virtual and in-person events in Washington, DC, with sessions on public and private sector career pathways. The series is geared towards pre-law and law students. The Spring session will be held in-person at Georgetown Law on April 10, and the Fall session will be held in-person at Howard Law on September 10. Virtual events will be announced in the weeks to come.

All programs are free to attend for interested students.

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.

Thank you to our WITA Academy Sponsors

Law Partner Sponsor