International Trade

Brighton College has curated several international trade programs focused on the logistics of international trade and cross-border investments to the cultural and ethical components involved in the practice of global business. Targeted at the needs of today’s international businesses, you will develop skill sets in global logistics, marketing, finance, and supply chain management. Whether you choose a diploma in international trade, or a global logistics certificate you will be industry ready with the options Brighton provides.

Summary of International Trade

Brighton College has partnered with the Forum for International Trade Training (FITT) and the Canadian International Freight Forwarders Association (CIFFA), to deliver high quality and industry-recognized trade programs. Through up-to-date curriculum targeted at the needs of today’s international businesses, students will develop modern and in-demand skill sets in global logistics, marketing, finance, and supply chain management.

The Port of Vancouver is the most diversified port in North America, and Canada’s largest port – trading approximately $200 billion in goods with more than 170 different economies annually (Port of Vancouver, 2017). The Canadian supply chain sector is expected to see further significant growth in the coming years in every province and across many occupations, with British Columbia and Alberta leading this expansion (CSCSC, 2018).

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