Bachelor in International Trade and Finance

Tuition costs 4,500 USD per year.

International Trade and Finance focuses on the economic and financial dimensions of cross-border commerce, covering topics such as global trade theory, international finance, foreign exchange markets, and trade policy. Students typically study economics, accounting, and business law alongside subjects specific to global commerce, including export-import procedures, international banking, and multinational corporate finance. The curriculum often addresses how tariffs, trade agreements, and currency fluctuations affect businesses operating across borders. Case-based coursework helps students understand the practical challenges of managing trade relationships and financial risk in international markets. Graduates pursue careers in international banking, trade finance, logistics, multinational corporations, and government trade agencies, or continue to graduate study in economics, finance, or international business. This bachelor's program runs for 4 years and is taught in English at Istanbul Medipol University in İstanbul, Turkey. İstanbul's position as a major trade and logistics center offers relevant context for the study of international commerce.