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Logistics is both a scientific and practical field concerned with organizing, managing, and optimizing the movement of material, information, and financial flows from a single source to the final consumer with optimal resource expenditure in order to achieve defined objectives.
The primary function of transport systems is to fully, timely, and efficiently meet the demand of businesses and the population for freight and passenger transportation, while improving the overall quality and efficiency of the transport system.
Graduates of this programme acquire the ability to apply logistics and transport technologies in practice, address administrative, technical, technological, theoretical, and practical challenges related to their organization, conduct technical and economic analyses, and utilize computer technologies within the field.
In addition, students gain practical skills in various functional areas of logistics, including:
Planning, creating, and maintaining necessary material inventories;
Selecting appropriate modes of transport and vehicles;
Planning and monitoring cargo delivery processes;
Choosing optimal warehouse location alternatives;
Managing warehouse operations and processing systems;
Packaging management;
Collecting and analyzing data on material flow movement;
Improving the efficiency of supply chain operations.
The programme is suitable for individuals interested in the full technological chain of logistics and transport operations.
Programme overview
Main Subject
Engineering - Civil and Structural
Degree
BEng
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
Logistics is both a scientific and practical field concerned with organizing, managing, and optimizing the movement of material, information, and financial flows from a single source to the final consumer with optimal resource expenditure in order to achieve defined objectives.
The primary function of transport systems is to fully, timely, and efficiently meet the demand of businesses and the population for freight and passenger transportation, while improving the overall quality and efficiency of the transport system.
Graduates of this programme acquire the ability to apply logistics and transport technologies in practice, address administrative, technical, technological, theoretical, and practical challenges related to their organization, conduct technical and economic analyses, and utilize computer technologies within the field.
In addition, students gain practical skills in various functional areas of logistics, including:
Planning, creating, and maintaining necessary material inventories;
Selecting appropriate modes of transport and vehicles;
Planning and monitoring cargo delivery processes;
Choosing optimal warehouse location alternatives;
Managing warehouse operations and processing systems;
Packaging management;
Collecting and analyzing data on material flow movement;
Improving the efficiency of supply chain operations.
The programme is suitable for individuals interested in the full technological chain of logistics and transport operations.
Tuition fees
Domestic
1,353
International
2,000
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Graduates may work in logistics companies, transport enterprises, ports and airports, manufacturing and distribution companies, as well as public transport authorities and government agencies.
Specialists in this field are engaged in organizing freight and passenger transportation, optimizing transport routes, managing supply chains, planning warehouse systems, and improving the efficiency of transport processes.
Students gain theoretical and practical knowledge in transport system planning, logistics operations management, supply chain management, economic analysis, and modern transport technologies.
Yes. During their studies, students complete internships in logistics and transport enterprises, gaining practical experience and exposure to real working environments.
The growth of global trade and international transportation increases the demand for qualified specialists in logistics and transport. Therefore, the programme has strong career prospects in the labor market.
Logistics and transport technology engineering
2,000 Tuition Fee/year
Programme overview
Main Subject
Engineering - Civil and Structural
Degree
BEng
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
Logistics is both a scientific and practical field concerned with organizing, managing, and optimizing the movement of material, information, and financial flows from a single source to the final consumer with optimal resource expenditure in order to achieve defined objectives.
The primary function of transport systems is to fully, timely, and efficiently meet the demand of businesses and the population for freight and passenger transportation, while improving the overall quality and efficiency of the transport system.
Graduates of this programme acquire the ability to apply logistics and transport technologies in practice, address administrative, technical, technological, theoretical, and practical challenges related to their organization, conduct technical and economic analyses, and utilize computer technologies within the field.
In addition, students gain practical skills in various functional areas of logistics, including:
Planning, creating, and maintaining necessary material inventories;
Selecting appropriate modes of transport and vehicles;
Planning and monitoring cargo delivery processes;
Choosing optimal warehouse location alternatives;
Managing warehouse operations and processing systems;
Packaging management;
Collecting and analyzing data on material flow movement;
Improving the efficiency of supply chain operations.
The programme is suitable for individuals interested in the full technological chain of logistics and transport operations.
Programme overview
Main Subject
Engineering - Civil and Structural
Degree
BEng
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
Logistics is both a scientific and practical field concerned with organizing, managing, and optimizing the movement of material, information, and financial flows from a single source to the final consumer with optimal resource expenditure in order to achieve defined objectives.
The primary function of transport systems is to fully, timely, and efficiently meet the demand of businesses and the population for freight and passenger transportation, while improving the overall quality and efficiency of the transport system.
Graduates of this programme acquire the ability to apply logistics and transport technologies in practice, address administrative, technical, technological, theoretical, and practical challenges related to their organization, conduct technical and economic analyses, and utilize computer technologies within the field.
In addition, students gain practical skills in various functional areas of logistics, including:
Planning, creating, and maintaining necessary material inventories;
Selecting appropriate modes of transport and vehicles;
Planning and monitoring cargo delivery processes;
Choosing optimal warehouse location alternatives;
Managing warehouse operations and processing systems;
Packaging management;
Collecting and analyzing data on material flow movement;
Improving the efficiency of supply chain operations.
The programme is suitable for individuals interested in the full technological chain of logistics and transport operations.
Tuition fees
Domestic
International
Scholarships
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