- International Marketing: International Marketing is the business activities designed to plan, price, promote and direct the flow of businesses' goods and services to consumers or users in more than one country.
- E-commerce: E-commerce, which is a digital version of traditional commerce, covers all transactions of buying and selling products or services over the internet.
- Logistics Education: Changes in logistics education, quality and accreditation processes, curricula, internships, instructors' and students' thoughts about education and training are examined.
- Green Supply Chain Management: Designing every stage of the chain, starting from the supply of raw materials required for production to the waste product generated at the end of consumer use, in a way that does not harm the environment, is expressed as 'Green Supply Chain Management'.
- Organizational Behavior: Organizational behavior is the scientific and systematic examination of the emotions, thoughts, attitudes and behaviors of employees in the organizational environment.
- Strategic Management: It is the process of managing competition and achieving the long-term goals of an organization.
- Transportation Systems: It is expressed as a cluster formed by bringing together all the physical, social, economic and institutional components related to the transportation of people and goods in a specific and well-defined way.
- Transportation Sector and Costs: The transportation sector can be defined as the sector that enables the transportation of people or produced goods and services from one place to another.
- Logistics Costs: It can be expressed as the costs caused by supply, production, sales and distribution.
- Sectoral Export: Export, also called export, is the sale of a good or service to buyers abroad. Dealing with exports on a sector basis is defined as sectoral exports.
- International Petroleum Market: It has a very broad structure, starting from petroleum market exploration to transportation, processing, marketing and petrochemical industry. It has a complex and dynamic structure because it depends on a large number of political, economic, socio-cultural and technological factors that are independent of each other or affect each other.
- Exchange Rates: Exchange rate is the value coefficient of one country's currency in exchange for another country's currency. The way foreign exchange prices are determined and the ways and methods of using exchange rates to ensure the external balance of the economy are called Exchange Rate Policy.
