Bachelor of Arts - Logistics Management

Program description

This department seeks to educate students for careers in business by allowing them to acquire optimal analytical thinking and problem-solving skills, which are transferable to both national and international companies. The logistics process includes not only internal operations (such as supply, internal transportation, and stock management), but also the function of middlemen and supporting companies in international trade. Being globally competitive is dependent on good product, material, and capital management, as well as the integration of services and information flow inside the organisation. Customer satisfaction has also become an important aspect in today's business sector. Logistics' purpose is to deliver the correct goods, at the right time, at the right place, in the right amount, and at the right price, in exceptional and flawless shape. This necessitates specialised logistic management knowledge as well as a staff pool of highly experienced and skilled logistic managers. This department's primary goal is to prepare students to be qualified candidates for managerial positions. Students will also learn to speak more than one foreign language. Furthermore, they will be able to complete a portion of their studies at a European university through the EU Life Long Learning and Erasmus Student Exchange Programs. Internships are also recommended for students to obtain experience in the business world.

Graduates of this department work in logistics, purchasing, and import-export departments of national and international companies, cargo and transportation companies, modern logistic centres, airports and ports, marinas, charter businesses, cruise lines, and a variety of Ministry departments including Transport, Maritime Affairs, Communications, and Tourism. Students gain from entrepreneurship training as well, and will be able to start their own firms in the future.