Logistics program

Beginning with the fifth semester of undergraduate studies and the first semester of graduate studies, Logistics curricula are designed to provide students with the necessary breadth of professional education. By earning the undergraduate or graduate degree, the candidates gain competencies and qualifications that enable them to achieve the highest personal and professional standards in the field of organizing and managing logistics systems.

By completing the undergraduate studies and acquiring 180 ECTS credits, students gain skills in:

• analyzing logistics systems by applying the acquired knowledge and solving engineering problems of medium complexity
• analyzing logistics processes based on data collected in field research
• supervising and organizing logistics processes
• team work and the ability to present the results of research and analysis.

By completing the graduate studies and acquiring 120 ECTS credits, students gain skills in:

• analyzing logistics systems by applying the acquired knowledge and solving complex engineering problems
• managing and establishing processes in organizing commodity flows
• understanding and applying basic scientific principles and engineering methods
• improving and optimizing logistics processes
• independent management and administration of logistics systems
• leading and managing professional teams, and the ability to communicate with the professional community at the national and international level.