Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences
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INTERNATIONAL TRADE AND LOGISTICS LEARNING OUTCOMES |
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1. Has command of theories and principles related to international trade and logistics and can question these theories and principles with a critical approach. |
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2. Has basic knowledge of business science. |
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3. Has knowledge of basic economics and economic geography required by the field of international trade and logistics. |
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4. Has the ability to define basic concepts, functions and problems related to international trade and logistics management, considering the strategic priorities of the country. |
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5. Has knowledge of warehousing, inventory management and transportation. |
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6. Has knowledge of insurance and risk management. Knows payment and delivery methods in international trade. |
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7. Takes responsibility as an individual and a group member to solve complex and unforeseen problems encountered in practice. |
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8. Expresses information, opinions and suggestions verbally and in writing and uses English at the European Language Portfolio B1 General Level. |
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9. Uses the information acquired and produces optimal solutions in the face of problems, in cooperation with other professional groups. |
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10.Has scientific systematics and ethical values in the stages of collecting, interpreting, announcing and implementing relevant data. |
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11.Uses necessary information and communication technologies. |
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12.Has knowledge of packaging and value-added services. |
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13.Has awareness of occupational health and safety, social responsibility and environmental protection. |
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14.Takes part in social responsibility projects to raise public awareness of social justice, environmental issues and sustainable development goals, while respecting basic human rights. |
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INTERNATIONAL TRADE AND LOGISTICS PROGRAM OUTPUTS |
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A student who successfully completes the program; |
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1. Expresses oneself professionally by using written and verbal communication skills effectively in different environments of business life, |
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2. Uses current and widespread information technology products, |
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3. Defines the basic concepts of business administration, |
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4. Takes social responsibility awareness and ethical values into consideration in the decisions taken in business life, |
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5. Contributes to the development of the system in which it works by integrating the theoretical knowledge it has acquired with practice, |
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6. Uses leadership, teamwork, and interpersonal communication skills, |
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7. Questions the basic functions of the business such as marketing, production, human resources, accounting and finance, research & development and management and the dynamics between these functions, |
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8. Coordinates the planning, organizing, execution and control functions of business management, |
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9. Solves problems with analytical and creative approaches in changing business conditions. |