Women's Leadership Training in Economics Program (WLTIE)
The Women's Leadership Training in Economics Program - also known as WLTIE - is a program designed to strengthen the macroeconomic policy capacity of developing countries by educating promising women leaders. WLTIE scholars travel to the United States to expand their technical skills and personal leadership abilities through Masters-level coursework, internships, conferences, and networking. Upon receiving her degree, each scholar must return to her home country where she is expected to pursue a career in economic policy-making and public service through the government or a non-governmental organization.
WLTIE has brought scholars from seven countries to the United States to pursue Masters degrees. Countries represented include:
- Angola
- Ecuador
- Nepal
- Pakistan
- Sierra Leone
- Tanzania
- Vietnam
Scholars are working to earn degrees in economics with specializations in development, finance, and public policy through the following academic programs:
- Boston University
- Brandeis University
- Cornell University
- Oregon State University
- SUNY - Buffalo
- University of Connecticut
- University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee
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