Bachelor in International Trade and Finance

International Trade and Finance is offered as a 4 year bachelor program at Adana Alparslan Türkeş Science and Technology University in Adana, Turkey, taught in English. The discipline combines the study of global trade patterns, trade policy, and international finance, covering how goods, services, and capital move across borders and how firms and governments manage the associated risks and opportunities. Typical coursework includes international economics, trade theory and policy, international finance, foreign exchange markets, and export-import management, along with foundational courses in accounting, statistics, and business management. Students learn to analyze trade agreements, exchange rate movements, and the financial instruments used to manage cross-border transactions, often through case studies of real trading relationships and financial markets. Over the four years, the curriculum generally builds from introductory economics and business courses toward more specialized subjects such as international banking, logistics, or trade finance, depending on elective choices. Adana's role as a commercial and agricultural export hub in southern Turkey provides relevant regional context for coursework connected to international trade. Graduates commonly pursue careers in international banking, trade finance, logistics and supply chain management, export-import companies, and multinational corporations, as well as roles in government trade agencies or international organizations. The combination of economics, finance, and trade-specific training also prepares graduates for further study in international business, finance, or economics. English-medium instruction supports graduates in working with international trade documentation, financial markets, and business partners where English is the common working language.