International Trade and Logistics (English)

The International Trade and Logistics department aims to provide students with the necessary knowledge and skills to succeed in the dynamic world of global trade. This discipline encompasses international trade theories, logistics management, and interconnected processes that drive the movement of goods on a global scale.

The main goal of the department is to cultivate graduates who are well-versed in the intricacies of international trade, capable of optimizing logistics operations, and adept at addressing challenges arising from the global market. Core courses include a comprehensive understanding of international trade systems, principles of logistics management, and regulations governing international trade. Students learn to analyze global markets, make informed decisions, and optimize supply chain processes to enhance efficiency.

Our department values the importance of practical experience in the post-graduation period, supporting students with internships and projects. The school prioritizes internships as an integral part of the curriculum, ensuring that students graduate not only with academic proficiency but also with practical experience that enhances their employability.

Graduates from our program can contribute to the efficiency of supply chain operations, work in roles related to trade compliance and regulations, and contribute to the strategic decision-making processes of international businesses. Logistics management and international trade consulting are among suitable career paths for our students.