Learning Objectives

When International Trade is mentioned, the first subjects that come to mind are import, export, customs, insurance and the rapid change in banking technologies and regulations.

International Trade is the crossing of the borders between countries and regions for exchanging goods, service, and capital transaction between businesses, individuals and corporations. International Trade has grown extraordinarily by means of industrialization, globalization, international corporations, transportation opportunities, increase in welfare of countries, widespread employment of subcontractor and underwriter companies. First outcome of these advances is the use of English as the medium of communication in international trade.

After one-year English preparatory education, students continue their education with four-year modern undergraduate programme. During this period, they may benefit from Erasmus Exchange Programme and spend a period of time abroad in order to improve themselves, meet different people from different countries and broaden their perspective. In this way, students may have the opportunity to share their knowledge about their Departments with their peers from different cultures. Students also have the opportunity to improve their theoretical knowledge and use this knowledge in other ways by joining Associations related to the Department.

This new Department aims at preparing our students to business life and enabling them to work as executives and managers with internationally experienced academic staff and practical courses.