Through trade, the political and social structure of countries influence each other. For this reason, the effects of changing conditions cause visible fluctuations in commercial activities, and a country's trade system can affect another country positively or negatively as a requirement of globalization. The intricate relations between the countries of the world increase the importance of the International Trade and Logistics Department day by day. Our department was built to fulfill this requirement in the most accurate way. The courses in the curriculum of the department also support our mission to graduate our students as creative managers and trade experts who can think analytically in the field of international trade and logistics. Our students graduate as individuals with practical skills and successful risk management.

Registration is open for study in Turkish and Arabic, but the English department will be established in 2023-2024. Requirements may vary depending on the country where you are located.