Logistics

Logistics I degree

Duration: 7 semesters

Obtained title: engineer

Mode: full-time and part-time

logistics-people.jpgDynamic development of the TSL (transport-forwarding-logistics) sector is inseparably connected with the demand for specialists prepared to carry out planning, purchasing, production, distribution, storage or transport processes. These are the areas in which logistics deals, ensuring the efficient flow of information, goods, materials and money, allowing you to gain a competitive advantage. Logistics graduates will be prepared, among other things, to work in production companies, forwarding and transport companies, consulting units dealing with logistics, work in operational as well as strategic positions, work in design offices and software laboratories providing services for distribution and transport companies or start their own business. Graduates will also be prepared to undertake further education at the second-degree level.

Specialities:

Supply Chain Management
Alumni are prepared to work in managerial and executive positions dealing with the design, planning, execution, control and monitoring of supply chains involving the flow of information, products and services. He/she will be ready for the integrated management of logistics flow sequences, processing and handling activities from suppliers to final customers necessary to produce a product/service in an efficient and effective manner.

Transport logistics
Transport logistics is a complex process consisting of a number of critical activities such as goods movement, transport planning and infrastructure management. You will become familiar with the principles of sustainable modes of transport, learn how to manage information in transport, learn how to organise, plan and control forwarding and transport processes, learn how to optimize transport costs, and learn how to keep records of forwarding processes.

Business logistics
Business logistics is an intensively developing part of the market in terms of the dynamics of the growth in the number of jobs and the global gross income growth rate. It is a global labour market, just as the field of logistics activities is global, providing above-average salaries. Logistics support is needed everywhere - from providing materials for production and products on the shelves in the shop to syringes in the hospital to equipment for road construction to handling mass events or humanitarian aid.