Bachelor in International Finance and Banking

International Finance and Banking examines how financial institutions, capital markets, and banking systems operate across borders, combining the study of finance theory with practical banking operations. Coursework typically covers corporate finance, banking regulation, investment analysis, foreign exchange markets, and risk management, alongside foundational courses in economics and accounting. Students learn to analyze financial statements, assess investment and credit risk, and understand the regulatory frameworks that govern international banking. Graduates pursue careers in commercial and investment banking, financial analysis, risk management, corporate treasury, and further study in finance or economics. This bachelor program is delivered over 4 years at Çağ University in Mersin, Turkey, with instruction in English, supporting engagement with the English-language finance literature widely used in the field. Mersin, a port city with significant trade activity, offers a relevant setting for the study of finance and international commerce. The program combines quantitative finance coursework with applied study of banking operations and financial markets. Students typically progress from core courses in economics, accounting, and statistics toward more specialized study of banking systems, investment analysis, and international financial markets, preparing them for analytical and operational roles in the finance sector.