Department of International Trade and Business
As the Department of International Trade and Business, we offer a multidimensional education designed to prepare our students for a rapidly evolving and increasingly borderless global environment, where international trade and cross-border business relations have become more crucial than ever. Our department is structured with a strong multidisciplinary foundation, providing robust academic grounding in global economics, international trade, multinational corporate governance, international marketing, and finance.
Our curriculum equips students with both theoretical knowledge and practical skills, cultivating a global business mindset. Students gain a solid understanding of international economics and politics, and acquire the competencies to work in multinational companies, manage export-import processes, and make strategic decisions in global markets. The program also addresses contemporary issues such as digital transformation in trade, e-commerce, international entrepreneurship, and sustainable business models.
Academic and professional development is further supported by faculty-led consultancy activities, peer mentoring practices, alumni engagement, and courses delivered by industry professionals.
Focusing on enhancing employability through competency development, our program enables students to gain intercultural awareness via a compulsory second foreign language. The 7+1 cooperative education model allows students to gain real-world experience in their final semester by working in a professional setting. Additionally, through minor programs, students can specialize in complementary fields such as data analysis, social media management, advertising, and political science. Elective courses tailored to individual interests and participation in student clubs further contribute to their personal and professional growth.
Our graduates pursue successful careers as:
• Finance, human resources, international trade, and marketing specialists in multinational corporations,
• Operational and strategic experts in customs and logistics firms,
• Foreign trade specialists in domestic companies engaged in import and export,
• Consultants conducting international market analyses in consulting firms,
• Experts and auditors in public institutions such as the Ministry of Trade or the Foreign Economic Relations Board,
• Entrepreneurs establishing their own businesses,
• Academics continuing their graduate studies and research careers.
