Program-Specific Criteria

1. Students gain the competence to evaluate the multidimensional structure of international trade and the dynamics of international financial markets through an interdisciplinary approach, and to adapt to the changing conditions of the global business world by combining this knowledge with analytical thinking and problem-solving skills.
2. Students comprehend the strategic importance of enterprises operating in global markets; they can communicate effectively in diverse cultural environments, work harmoniously within a team, and take on leadership responsibilities when necessary.
3. Students acquire the ability to analyze the complex structure of global financial markets and integrate these analyses into strategic decision-making processes, thereby gaining competence in financial risk management, strategic orientation, and financial planning.
4. Students develop business ideas from an innovation and entrepreneurship-oriented perspective; they can design ventures capable of creating added value by combining these ideas with financial analysis, foreign trade knowledge, and sustainable business models.
5. Students develop strategies tailored to the changing global competitive environment; they master the current legislation and practices of foreign trade, and they can utilize their acquired expertise in line with sustainable development goals.