DT 216 | Course Introduction and Application Information

To be able to track current developments in the field of international trade and analyze its impacts.

To be able to possess knowledge of state aids, incentives, and grant programs related to foreign trade.

To be able to utilize online and software-based programs to obtain and report statistical data related to international trade.

To be able to have knowledge about national and international legal rules and regulations used in foreign trade.

To be able to apply branding, digital marketing, and promotional activities in the fields of international trade.

To be able to analyze risks arising from economic, political, legal, and social environmental conditions in foreign trade.

To be able to plan and implement decision-making processes in logistics and supply chain management.

To be able to have knowledge about the current status and updates of national and international customs procedures and taxation processes.

To be able to possess written, verbal, and non-verbal communication skills and determine strategies suitable for cultural differences.

To be able to effectively use at least one foreign language to gather information and communicate in the field of foreign trade ("Common European Framework of Reference for Languages," A2 level).

To be able to acquire basic knowledge in economics, finance, and accounting, be familiar with banking and exchange regulations, and follow developments in these areas from a foreign trade perspective.

To be able to assess knowledge in societal contribution topics such as environmental sustainability and economic development, and make decisions based on the principles of professional ethics, accountability, and responsibility.

To be able to possess interdisciplinary working skills and apply these skills in professional life.