Tuition: International Policy and Development/International Trade

More than 95 percent of qualified applicants who request scholarship consideration receive institutional support.

The financial commitment of graduate education can be an obstacle for many qualified candidates. To help make a Middlebury Institute education attainable, we consider both academic merit and financial need when granting scholarships.

During the application process, you’ll have the opportunity to provide detailed information about your academic and professional achievements, as well as your plans for financing your education, and any particular financial circumstances that relate to your pursuit of graduate education. Partner and other scholarships are also available, so check to see if you qualify.

The sooner you apply, the more likely you are to receive our largest scholarships. You’ll also know your scholarship and financial aid information sooner, allowing you to calculate the actual cost of your program.

Watch our video guides on how to finance your education. We also include customized instructions for international students.

Visit the main tuition and fees page for all costs.

Notes

• Joint IPD/International Trade can be taken as a four-semester OR five-semester program. Most students are enrolled full-time until their final semester when they are part-time. Accordingly, students pay the full-time tuition fee until the final semester (per-credit rate).
• For estimated living expenses, the per-credit rate, and other fee details, visit the main tuition and fees page.