Bachelor in International Trade and Business

At Haliç University, tuition fees are 3,700 USD per year.

International trade and business examines how companies operate and compete across global markets, combining coursework in trade economics, business management, marketing, and finance. Students study international trade theory, export-import procedures, cross-cultural business communication, and global marketing strategy, alongside foundational business subjects such as accounting and management. Coursework often covers trade regulations, international finance, logistics, and negotiation, preparing students to understand both the commercial and regulatory dimensions of doing business internationally. The program develops analytical and practical skills for managing business operations that span multiple countries and markets. Graduates pursue careers in international business, export-import companies, multinational corporations, trade consultancy, and government trade agencies. This bachelor program runs 4 years and is taught in English at Haliç University in İstanbul, Turkey. English-medium instruction prepares students for global business communication and international commerce, where English commonly serves as the working language. The curriculum blends theoretical grounding in trade and business with practical exposure to global market dynamics. As companies increasingly operate across borders, professionals trained in international trade and business are needed to manage market entry, navigate regulatory environments, and coordinate operations spanning multiple countries and economic systems.