Bachelor in International Trade and Logistics

International trade and logistics focuses on the movement of goods across global supply chains, covering procurement, transportation, warehousing, customs procedures, and distribution management. Students study international trade regulations, supply chain management, logistics planning, and business operations, alongside foundational courses in economics, marketing, and finance. Coursework often examines shipping and freight systems, inventory control, trade documentation, and the coordination required to move products efficiently across borders. The program prepares students to manage the operational and strategic sides of global commerce, understanding how companies plan and execute the flow of goods from production to market. Graduates work in logistics companies, freight forwarding, manufacturing, retail, and international trade departments of larger corporations. This bachelor program runs 4 years and is taught in English at Istanbul Gedik University in İstanbul, Turkey. Instruction in English equips students to work with international shipping documentation, trade partners, and logistics software commonly used across the industry. The curriculum combines analytical coursework with practical case studies on supply chain challenges. As global trade volumes continue to depend on efficient logistics networks, professionals trained in this field play a central role in ensuring goods move reliably between countries, supporting the broader international commerce and manufacturing sectors.