Within the scope of the 2026–2027 Academic Year, an informational meeting was held in the Department of International Trade and Logistics to enhance quality assurance in education and raise awar...
Features
General Information
Our department offers an educational program spanning 4 years (8 semesters – 240 ECTS), and the required admission score type is EA (Equal Weight).
- Score Type: EA
- Language of Instruction: 100% Turkish
- Program Duration: 4 years (8 semesters – 240 ECTS)
Note: Students may optionally take preparatory language training.
You can find detailed information about the preparatory class here.
Advantages of Our Department of International Trade and Logistics
- Strong employment prospects and career opportunities within 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 options in strategic niche areas such as green logistics, air cargo operations, cold chain management, and customs clearance,
- Comprehensive internship opportunities that provide hands-on field experience and strengthen industry connections,
- The opportunity to learn and interact alongside national and international students from diverse cultural backgrounds,
- The opportunity to develop academic and global perspectives through domestic and international exchange programs (such as Erasmus).
Targets of Our Department of International Trade and Logistics
- Provide students with a solid foundation in foreign trade, logistics management, operations, and supply chain processes by integrating theory with practice,
- Develop analytical and systematic thinking skills to enable students to generate innovative solutions for complex logistics and supply challenges,
- Cultivate individuals who can rapidly adapt to Logistics 4.0 and digitalization processes, imparting expertise in data analysis, simulation, and AI-supported route optimization,
- Train professionals and experts who are well-versed in green logistics practices in alignment with the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) and environmental sustainability principles,
- Enhance students' effectiveness in improving supply chain resilience by providing in-depth knowledge of cost, time, investment, and risk management,
- Strengthen students' competencies in strategic planning to analyze and develop global trade strategies,
- Support effective communication in multicultural environments, proficient negotiation skills, and leadership qualities,
- Provide a foreign language foundation that will enhance international communication skills in the global business world,
- Raise socially responsible graduates who prioritize social responsibility, awareness of disaster and humanitarian logistics, and sensitivity to societal and environmental values.