Bachelor in International Trade and Logistics

International Trade and Logistics examines the flow of goods, services, and capital across borders, combining trade theory with the practical management of supply chains. Coursework typically covers international economics, export-import procedures, transportation and warehousing, customs regulation, and supply chain management, alongside foundational courses in business and economics. Students learn to analyze trade agreements, coordinate cross-border logistics operations, and manage the movement of goods through complex international supply chains. Graduates pursue careers in international trade companies, freight and logistics firms, customs and trade compliance, procurement, and supply chain management roles within manufacturing and retail organizations. This bachelor program is delivered over 4 years at Çağ University in Mersin, Turkey, with instruction in English, supporting engagement with international trade and logistics literature. Mersin, one of Turkey's major port cities, provides direct exposure to shipping, customs, and international trade operations relevant to the field of study. The program combines theoretical coursework in trade and economics with applied study of logistics operations and supply chain coordination. Students typically progress from core business and economics courses to more specialized study of international trade regulation and logistics management, preparing them for roles that require knowledge of both global commerce and supply chain operations.