Scholarships
TRADE POLICY SCHOLARSHIPS
Georgetown Master of Science in Foreign Service
WHAT
Rotterdam, the Netherlands
WHERE
Full-time
WHEN
18 months
ELIGIBILITY
In-person
APPLICATION DEADLINE
September
About the scholarship - Academic Year 2026
Through this generous partial tuition scholarship, we aim to empower future leaders in government, business and civil society to advance trade in consideration of balancing economic, social and environmental implications. The campus in Washington, D.C. gives scholars access to global trade policy thought leadership.
ELIGIBILITY
Open to applicants from all countries enrolled in, or applying to, the program and who:
- Demonstrate an interest in working in Asia post-MSFS
- Have at least 5-years’ work experience and display a strong interest in working in global trade
WHAT
One scholarship amounting to USD30,000
WHERE
Georgetown University, Washington, D.C., USA
WHEN
Classes begin in September 2026
APPLICATION DEADLINE
15 January 2026
Scholarship graduates will be encouraged to engage with the Hinrich Foundation Alumni Association (HFAA) for mentorship, networking and possible career opportunities.
Students need to apply directly to the Georgetown University’s MSFS Scholarship Committee. Applicants should email the MSFS Admissions Office for details.
Welcome our latest scholar
Gabriel Cabanas joins the Hinrich Foundation family as the 2024 Hinrich Global Trade Leader scholarship recipients for Georgetown University's Master of Science of Foreign Service. Read our special announcement here.
“With the Foundation’s support and the knowledge gained through EGMiM program, I am committed to fostering sustainable and inclusive practices in international trade.”
Germaine Aboud, Egypt
London School of Economics, Executive Global Master’s in Management, Class of 2026
Regional Head, Middle East & Africa, Tradeasia International
“I hope to close the world’s knowledge gap in global trade and empower business leaders with the confidence to globalize their businesses together with the Hinrich Foundation community.”
Helena Zeng, Canada
London School of Economics, Executive Global Master’s in Management, Class of 2026
Managing Director, China Bridge Capital & NextG Tech Fund”
“Storytelling humanises complex concepts, weaving compelling visions among stakeholders. With Hinrich Foundation’s support, I aspire to fuel my passion in communication - crafting and leading narratives that foster sustainable trade.”
Ruby Wong, China
NTU Wee Kim Wee School of Communication and Information, Singapore
Master of Media and Communication, Class of 2025
“My aspiration as a global trade leader is to drive digital economy growth through impactful communication, innovative strategies and sustainable practices.”
Lok Chan (Mavis), China
NTU Wee Kim Wee School of Communication and Information, Master of Media and Communication, Class of 2025
“With the benefit of this scholarship, I hope to become a greater voice and advocate for the millions of those around the world that depend on the international trading system.”
Gabriel Cabanas, United States
Georgetown University
Washington D.C., United States
Master of Science in Foreign Service, Class of 2026
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“As Asians represent a majority of the planet’s population, it seems inevitable that Asia leads the way to a sustainable future. And I will be on the frontlines with them.”
Ju Ran Park, South Korea
Georgetown University
Washington D.C., United States
Master of Science in Foreign Service, Class of 2025
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“The opportunities provided by the Hinrich Global Trade Leader Scholarship will help me take on new roles in international organizations and continue advocating for free and fair global trade.”
Ieva Skrivere , Latvia
Georgetown University, Master of Science in Foreign Service, Class of 2024
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“Through the Hinrich Global Trade Leader Scholarship, I look forward to exploring the interrelation between culture, policy, and international development, while further advancing the positive impacts of sustainable global trade.”
Lianne Canarick, United States
Georgetown University, Master of Science in Foreign Service, Class of 2023
Foreign Affairs Officer, The U.S. Department of State
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“The Hinrich Global Trade Leader Scholarship will allow me to bridge the gap between policy formulation and economic research through its support of further education and its broader network.”
Hannah Anderson, United States
Georgetown University, Master of Science in Foreign Service, Class of 2022
Policy Advisor, Institute of International Finance (IIF)
“With the Foundation’s support and the knowledge gained through EGMiM program, I am committed to fostering sustainable and inclusive practices in international trade.”
Germaine Aboud, Egypt
London School of Economics, Executive Global Master’s in Management, Class of 2026
“With the Foundation’s support and the knowledge gained through EGMiM program, I am committed to fostering sustainable and inclusive practices in international trade.”
Germaine Aboud, Egypt
London School of Economics, Executive Global Master’s in Management, Class of 2026
“With the Foundation’s support and the knowledge gained through EGMiM program, I am committed to fostering sustainable and inclusive practices in international trade.”
Germaine Aboud, Egypt
London School of Economics, Executive Global Master’s in Management, Class of 2026
Regional Head, Middle East & Africa, Tradeasia International
“I hope to close the world’s knowledge gap in global trade and empower business leaders with the confidence to globalize their businesses together with the Hinrich Foundation community.”
Helena Zeng, Canada
London School of Economics, Executive Global Master’s in Management, Class of 2026
Managing Director, China Bridge Capital & NextG Tech Fund”
“Storytelling humanises complex concepts, weaving compelling visions among stakeholders. With Hinrich Foundation’s support, I aspire to fuel my passion in communication - crafting and leading narratives that foster sustainable trade.”
Ruby Wong, China
NTU Wee Kim Wee School of Communication and Information, Singapore
Master of Media and Communication, Class of 2025
“My aspiration as a global trade leader is to drive digital economy growth through impactful communication, innovative strategies and sustainable practices.”
Lok Chan (Mavis), China
NTU Wee Kim Wee School of Communication and Information, Master of Media and Communication, Class of 2025
“With the Foundation’s support and the knowledge gained through EGMiM program, I am committed to fostering sustainable and inclusive practices in international trade.”
Germaine Aboud, Egypt
London School of Economics, Executive Global Master’s in Management, Class of 2026
Regional Head, Middle East & Africa, Tradeasia International
“I hope to close the world’s knowledge gap in global trade and empower business leaders with the confidence to globalize their businesses together with the Hinrich Foundation community.”
Helena Zeng, Canada
London School of Economics, Executive Global Master’s in Management, Class of 2026
Managing Director, China Bridge Capital & NextG Tech Fund”
“Storytelling humanises complex concepts, weaving compelling visions among stakeholders. With Hinrich Foundation’s support, I aspire to fuel my passion in communication - crafting and leading narratives that foster sustainable trade.”
Ruby Wong, China
NTU Wee Kim Wee School of Communication and Information, Singapore
Master of Media and Communication, Class of 2025
“My aspiration as a global trade leader is to drive digital economy growth through impactful communication, innovative strategies and sustainable practices.”
Lok Chan (Mavis), China
NTU Wee Kim Wee School of Communication and Information, Master of Media and Communication, Class of 2025
“With the Foundation’s support and the knowledge gained through EGMiM program, I am committed to fostering sustainable and inclusive practices in international trade.”
Germaine Aboud, Egypt
London School of Economics, Executive Global Master’s in Management, Class of 2026
“With the Foundation’s support and the knowledge gained through EGMiM program, I am committed to fostering sustainable and inclusive practices in international trade.”
Germaine Aboud, Egypt
London School of Economics, Executive Global Master’s in Management, Class of 2026