International Trade and Logistics (English)

Our department offers a 4-year (8-semester – 240 ECTS) educational program, and the required score type for admission is the Equal Weight (EA) score type.

• Score Type: EA
• Language of Instruction: 100% English
• Program Duration: 4 years (8 semesters – 240 ECTS)

Note: Students may optionally receive preparatory education.

Detailed information about the preparatory class is available here .

• Strong employment opportunities and career prospects in international trade networks and global supply chains,
• An innovative educational environment that adapts to the rapidly changing dynamics of global trade and logistics trends,
• Specialization opportunities in strategic niche areas such as green logistics, air cargo operations, cold supply chains, and customs clearance,
• Comprehensive internship opportunities that provide field experience and strengthen industry connections,
• Opportunities to learn and interact with national and international students from diverse cultural backgrounds,
• Opportunities to develop an academic and global perspective through domestic and international exchange programs (such as Erasmus).

• To provide students with a solid foundation in foreign trade, logistics management, operations, and supply chain processes by integrating theoretical and practical knowledge,
• To develop students' ability to generate innovative solutions to complex logistics and supply problems by fostering analytical and systematic thinking skills,
• To train individuals who can rapidly adapt to Logistics 4.0 and digitalization processes and develop expertise in data analysis, simulation, and artificial intelligence-supported route optimization,
• To train professionals and experts who are proficient in green logistics practices in line with the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism and environmental sustainability principles,
• To provide in-depth knowledge of cost, time, investment, and risk management and enable students to effectively contribute to processes aimed at increasing supply chain resilience,
• To strengthen students' ability to analyze and develop global trade strategies by providing strategic planning competencies,
• To support students' abilities to communicate in multicultural environments, conduct effective negotiations, and demonstrate leadership skills,
• To provide a foreign language foundation that enhances international communication skills in the global business environment,
• To educate graduates who value social responsibility and awareness of disaster and humanitarian logistics and who are sensitive to social and environmental values.