Bachelor in International Trade and Logistics

International Trade and Logistics studies the movement of goods, services, and finance across international borders, along with the supply chain systems that support global commerce. Typical coursework includes international trade theory, logistics management, supply chain operations, customs and trade regulations, and international finance, combined with case studies of global trade networks. Students learn to plan supply chains, manage import and export processes, and evaluate the logistics decisions that keep global trade moving efficiently. Career paths include roles in logistics management, supply chain coordination, freight forwarding, and international trade operations, as well as further study in logistics or international business. This bachelor program runs 4 years and is taught in English at Social Sciences University of Ankara, located in Ankara, Turkey. As a state university, the program is part of Turkey's public higher education system and is delivered fully in English for international students.