Bachelor in International Trade and Business

International trade and business is the study of how companies and economies engage in cross-border commerce, covering topics such as international marketing, trade finance, supply chain management, and the economic and legal frameworks that govern global trade. Students study microeconomics and macroeconomics, international business strategy, and trade regulations, alongside coursework in finance, accounting, and management that prepares them to operate within global business environments. Case studies of multinational companies and international trade agreements are typically used to connect theoretical concepts with practical business scenarios. Graduates pursue careers in international trade companies, logistics and supply chain firms, banking and finance, and the export and import operations of manufacturing businesses. Others work in international marketing, trade consulting, or government agencies that support trade promotion and economic development. The program also prepares students for further graduate study in business administration, economics, or international trade for those seeking specialized management roles. This 4-year bachelor's program is offered at İnönü University in Malatya, Turkey, with instruction delivered in English. Students study international trade and business through an English-medium curriculum, a format suited to a field where much of the terminology, negotiation, and documentation used in practice is conducted in English. Malatya, a regional center for agricultural trade and manufacturing in eastern Turkey, offers a local business context relevant to coursework in trade and supply chain management. The English-medium instruction throughout the degree supports graduates seeking work or further study connected to international markets.