Pierre DUSSAULE

The NTCI Master's Degree focuses on both technical and practical skills in terms of international trade. The first part of the program insists on contracts law (how to settle international disputes), international transports (incoterms and trade barriers), business law (how to build up your own company), intercultural negotiation (how to behave and conclude deals abroad), finance (sources of international payments) and a fiscal course (how to deal with taxation). Classes are essentially given whether in English or Spanish. We also had to team-up to achieve several group projects all along the year (international marketing for instance). And finally, to give more accuracy to the multitask profile we have, we needed to find a 6 months internship starting from May, that led to the writing and the assessment of a professional report and a second thesis (my first thesis was about Barcelona, its port and exportations).

In 2015, I graduated a Master's Degree in Foreign Languages Applied to International Business with distinction from the University of Angers, FRANCE. The year was divided into two parts; the first semester in class and the second in a company. I interned Tuscor Lloyds in Barcelona and successfully obtained my diploma thanks to the thesis I wrote while I was in Spain.

From January to May 2014, I finished my Bachelor's degree's third year as an international student at Belmont University in Nashville (TEN, USA) where I studied the following courses:

• Business Law
  
• International Business
  
• Advanced Spanish
  
• Consumer Behavior