Bachelor's program

International Trade and Logistics in Turkey

⏱ 4 years🌐 English / Turkish
4 yearsDuration
English / TurkishLanguage of instruction
from $4 000Tuition from

Program overview

International Trade and Logistics is a field on managing the flow of goods, warehouses and supply chains. Universities across Turkey run up-to-date programs in this field in English and Turkish, built around practice, projects and internships. A bachelor's program typically runs for 4 years.

Did you know? Logistics is the circulatory system of world trade, and geography has made Turkey a major hub; logisticians are more in demand than ever.

Want to know what discount you qualify for?

During the free initial consultation, we clarify your goal, profile, timing, and budget and identify the next realistic step. A personal strategy, requirement checks, selection of agreed options, document preparation, applications, and support are provided under an agreement with StudyU.

What you study

The curriculum builds up from fundamentals to specialisation and practice.

Year 1
  • Fundamentals of economics
  • Introduction to management
  • Business mathematics
  • Accounting
  • Business English
Year 2
  • Logistics
  • Supply-chain management
  • Warehousing
  • Transport logistics
  • Procurement
Year 3
  • International logistics
  • Digital logistics
  • Inventory management
  • Customs
  • Internship
Year 4
  • applied cases in operations, safety, service quality and customer-flow management;
  • a final project or internship where the student builds a portfolio around a real industry task.

Career opportunities

  • Logistician
  • Supply-chain manager
  • Procurement specialist
  • Logistics, trade and manufacturing companies

Salaries and demand: Turkey and abroad

The Turkish market. Istanbul is the region's business capital: FMCG, retail, logistics, consulting and the headquarters of international companies recruit business graduates. Those who combine English, Turkish and digital skills grow fastest. Because ranges are re-indexed annually with the minimum wage, treat any salary figure as valid for its year only.

What raises income: internships from the first years, Excel and BI tools, a third language. A personalised comparison of current salary ranges by city and employer is provided under an agreement with StudyU.

Is this program right for you?

It suits you if you…

  • You are interested in International Trade and Logistics and related subjects.
  • You want practice alongside theory: projects and internships.
  • An internationally recognized degree and time abroad are what you're after.

Weigh it up if…

  • You are not sure about your field yet - it is worth starting with a consultation.
  • You want a program only in your native language - check this with the chosen university.

Additional guide to programme language

For International Trade and Logistics, language affects documents, negotiations, supply-chain cases and finance work. Bahcesehir lists International Trade and Business in English, while Topkapi lists English and Turkish options.

Examples to check with StudyU: Bahcesehir University: International Trade and Business (Bachelor, English); Topkapi University: International Trade and Business (Bachelor, English, Turkish).

Where to study

Universities offering International Trade and Logistics

Compare universities - tuition, language and degree side by side.

International Trade and Logistics at Yeni Yuzyil UniversityInternational Trade and Logistics at Gedik University
International Trade and Logistics - universities and tuition
UniversityDegreeLanguageTuition
Yeni Yuzyil UniversityBachelorTurkish$4 000/yr
Gedik UniversityBachelorEnglish$5 800/yr
Nisantasi UniversityBachelorTurkish$7 481/yr
Gelisim UniversityMasterTurkish$10 000/yr

Real data on universities and prices (full tuition, 2026). Selection of agreed university options is provided under an agreement with StudyU; each university confirms its current tuition and available discount.

How to apply for International Trade and Logistics in Turkey

Admission to International Trade and Logistics programs at private Turkish universities runs on your school record: an 11-year certificate is accepted directly, and most universities skip entrance exams. You'll need a language certificate - TOEFL for English-taught tracks or TÖMER for Turkish-taught ones - plus the denklik equivalence procedure, which we handle alongside your application. For public universities, YÖS or SAT may be required.

Start 6-9 months before the intake so there is time to compare current terms. We shortlist universities for International Trade and Logistics; discount or scholarship terms are confirmed in writing by the university or funding body.

Frequently asked questions

Yes - an 11-year school certificate is accepted directly, and most private universities admit to International Trade and Logistics without entrance exams. YÖS or SAT can be required at public universities.

The listed programmes are available in English / Turkish. Confirm the exact teaching language, certificate rules, and any preparatory-year requirement for the chosen university and intake.

A bachelor's program typically runs for 4 years; medicine and some engineering fields take longer.

Under an agreement with StudyU, we check requirements, prepare documents, submit the application, and support the agreed steps. The university makes the admission decision; the relevant authority decides the visa, and the university or provider confirms housing availability. During the free initial consultation, we clarify your goal, profile, timing, and budget and identify the next realistic step.

City (Istanbul and Ankara lead), employer type and languages set the range - international companies pay clearly above local ones. In business, the range depends heavily on the industry: consulting and finance pay above average. We will share current ranges during a consultation.

Ready to study International Trade and Logistics in Turkey?

During the free initial consultation, we clarify your goal, profile, timing, and budget and identify the next realistic step.