In today's era of globalization, where economic and political borders are becoming more uncertain, international trade is gaining increasing importance in the economies of countries. Developments in information and communication technologies, which are one of the most important dynamics of this process, increase the world trade volume by increasing the interaction between markets on the one hand and improving transportation opportunities on the other. While more products are being traded in traditional sectors, completely new products are subject to international trade with the spread of digital information products. In parallel with these developments, the phenomenon of internationalization at the scale of companies and industries has given importance to the logistics function. With the integration of value-added activities, supply chain management has become the main area of interest for companies in their productivity and efficiency-oriented work. In this context, international trade and logistics function as a driving force in contemporary economies.
The undergraduate program in which the winning students can optionally attend the preparatory class; 1st and 2nd grades include basic courses of Economics and Administrative Sciences. In these classes, there are courses from areas such as micro and macro economics, where the necessary foundations for economic analysis are built, and marketing accounting, which is necessary for business administration.
3rd and 4th grades include international trade and logistics courses that will build on the basic knowledge. The curriculum of these classes is designed to allow students to specialize in one of the fields of logistics or foreign trade.
Students who graduate from the undergraduate program will have the opportunity to work as an expert/manager in the logistics and foreign trade sectors, as well as to take all the professional exams recognized by the laws in the public sector.