Program Educational Objectives

PEO1: To educate graduates who are capable of assuming specialist or managerial roles in the fields of foreign trade, logistics, and supply chain management within enterprises and public institutions operating at both national and international levels; who can manage processes effectively, efficiently, and in accordance with ethical principles; who can analyze trade policies and risk factors; and who can adapt to dynamic business environments while producing analytical solutions.

PEO2: To educate graduates who can communicate effectively in international business environments, use a foreign language appropriately within their professional domain, successfully manage collaboration and coordination processes, actively contribute within teams, and assume leadership roles when necessary.

PEO3: To educate professionals who can serve as analysts, specialists, or contributors to decision-support processes in international trade and logistics; who can generate innovative and analytical solutions by effectively utilizing data-driven approaches, information systems, artificial intelligence applications, and smart logistics and trade technologies.

PEO4: In alignment with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, to educate graduates who can work in public, private, and non-governmental organizations; who possess strong ethical awareness in decision-making processes; and who can develop sustainability-oriented solutions and practices by adopting green logistics, emission management, and resilient supply chain approaches.

PEO5: To educate professionals who think entrepreneurially and innovatively in the fields of e-commerce, digital economy, and emerging logistics business models; who can identify new business opportunities by evaluating evolving market conditions; who sustain their professional development through lifelong learning; and who can develop value-added business models.