Logistics

61010400 – “Logistics” includes participation in the development and implementation of corporate and competitive strategies, as well as functional strategies (marketing, logistics, finance, human resources) of organizations, companies, and enterprises, participation in the development and implementation of operational measures in accordance with the organization’s strategy, planning logistics activities, forming the organizational-functional structure of the logistics service, organizing the work of performers engaged in logistics activities, and developing and implementing projects aimed at the development and improvement of the logistics system of the organization.
Graduates can engage in professional activities in enterprises related to the management and optimization of material, financial, information, and service flows and resources in various fields of business, organizing and managing the movement of material goods in industry, transport, and agriculture, organizing, analyzing, and improving the work of state and local government bodies, scientific research institutions, and logistics systems.

General information

Agroeconomics, logistics and services

Logistics

Referral code

61010400
Duration of training

4 years
State accreditation

Available
Professional and public accreditation

Available
The form of education

Full-time education
Education level

Bachelor's degree

Key disciplines

Academic Skills and Professional Competencies
Management
Fundamentals of Business Management
Fundamentals of Logistics
Logistics Management
Market and Logistics Infrastructure
Supply Chain Management and Planning Systems
Warehouse Logistics
International Trade and Agreements
Commercial and Service Logistics
Agrologistics
Transport Economics
Green Logistics
Procurement and Supply Management