INTERNATIONAL TRADE DEPARTMENT
International Trade is a four-year undergraduate program within the Faculty of Business. The language of instruction is English. The one-year English Preparatory Program is held at Küçükyalı campus and undergraduate education is given at Sütlüce campus.
Our Department of International Trade was established to provide students with the knowledge and skills necessary to succeed in the global marketplace. As international trade plays an increasingly important role in shaping economies and fostering cross-border cooperation, students in our program are becoming more prominent in the global trade environment.
Our curriculum is designed in 100% English to provide a comprehensive understanding of international trade policies, economic theories and the dynamics of global markets. It offers a variety of courses covering key areas such as international trade law, trade finance, global supply chain management and foreign trade management. In both theory and practical application, our students are encouraged to participate in real-world case studies, internships and international exchange programs. In this way, it is possible for them to develop their horizons and grow as individuals with the characteristics required by the global economy by cooperating with different cultures.
The faculty members teaching in the Department of International Trade are well-known academics and experienced professionals with deep expertise in the global economy, foreign trade practices and international market strategies. Our department maintains strong links with leading firms, government agencies and international organizations, providing students with important networking opportunities and career paths in both the public and private sectors.
Whether you aspire to become a professional specializing in foreign trade or a global entrepreneur, our department has the experience to support your academic and professional development. Join us and be part of a dynamic learning environment that fosters innovation, critical thinking and a global perspective on trade.
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Cihat KÖKSAL
Head of Department
