Logistics is concerned with the flow of materials in
the supply chain, from source through the total
industrial process to the customer, and then on to
disposal or reuse/re-cycling. By co-coordinating all
resources, logistics ensures that service levels are
acceptable to customers. This program will provide
student with a detailed understanding and knowledge of
logistics and its place in all types of industries.
The range of professional and general management
skills help for the development of careers in
logistics and many other areas of graduate employment.
Program Outline
Students will examine all aspects of logistics,
covering the whole spectrum of the 'supply chain'. Students
will achieve this through studying human resource
management, financial management, systems analysis and
information technology. Logistics is sometimes
referred to as 'the time-related positioning of
resources', since it is involved in each stage of a
product's or service's life.
Course Guide This program includes Introduction to
Logistics; Principles of Transport Planning;
Principles of Economic; Principles of Business
Management; Marketing; Data Analysis; Development and
Regulation of Transport Activity; Law; Financial
Accounting; Literature Review Project; Planning and
Controlling Logistics; Air Transport; European
Transport; IT; Management Accounting; Maritime
Transport; Operations Research; Project Management;
Services Marketing; Vehicle Fleet Operation; Inventory
Control; Outbound & Reverse Logistics; and Facilities
Design and Management. This course also includes Human
Resource Management; E-commerce; Rail Transport;
Service Logistics; Business Statistics; Transport
Economics; Inbound Logistics; Manufacturing Logistics;
and Supply Chain Control.
Career Prospects
Logistics occurs in all industries and, by its very
nature, it the key to their efficiency and
effectiveness. Consequently there are excellent career
prospects for logistics graduates, The breadth and
depth of this program will give student a head start
in student's chosen career. This program graduates has
wide range of employment opportunities in Logistics
and distribution divisions of manufacturers, the
retail industry, freight forwarders, the health
services, road freight hauliers, local and central
government consultants, third-party distribution
companies, parcel delivery services, consultants,
manufacturing logistics, procurement divisions of
companies and even in armed forces.
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