PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Program Name: Logistics and Supply Chain Management

Major Code: 7510605

Field of Study: Engineering Technology

Mode of Study: Full-time

Duration: 3.5 years

Role and Significance of the Major

• Logistics and Supply Chain Management is a field of study that focuses on researching, organizing, and managing activities related to the flow of goods, services, information, and finance—from the sourcing of raw materials to production, distribution, and final consumption. In the context of international economic integration and robust global trade, this major plays a vital role in enhancing operational efficiency and the competitiveness of enterprises.
• The program provides students with a systematic knowledge base in transportation, warehousing, forwarding, inventory management, distribution, customer service, and supply chain coordination. Furthermore, the curriculum is closely linked to import-export activities, international trade, and global logistics, meeting the developmental requirements of the digital economy and modern supply chains.
• Students are equipped with foundational knowledge in economics and business administration, combined with specialized expertise in logistics and supply chain management, such as planning, organizing, and controlling the flow of goods, as well as analyzing and optimizing logistics processes. Upon graduation, learners are fully capable of working in manufacturing, commercial, and logistics service enterprises, or domestic and international economic organizations.

Key Strengths of the Program

• The Logistics and Supply Chain Management program is developed with an application-oriented focus, closely aligned with the practical needs of enterprises in the era of integration and globalization. The 3.5-year training duration consists of 121 credits, ensuring that students possess a systematic knowledge base and professional competencies that meet labor market requirements.
• The curriculum is designed as a roadmap from foundational to specialized levels, including specific modules such as logistics management, supply chain management, transportation and forwarding, warehouse and inventory management, international logistics, import-export, international trade, and the application of technology in supply chain management. Teaching methods emphasize practicality through case studies, practical exercises, learning projects, and corporate internships.
• In addition to specialized knowledge, the program focuses on developing professional and soft skills, such as logistics planning and coordination, supply chain problem-solving, communication, teamwork, and adaptation to multicultural work environments. Consequently, graduates are capable of working effectively in the industry or pursuing higher education and research.

Ideal Candidate Profile

• Strong sense of organization and discipline;
• Proficiency in reading, analysis, and synthesis;
• Logical thinking, argumentation, and critical thinking skills;
• Ability to work both independently and in teams;
• Integrity, objectivity, and fairness in professional conduct;
• Strong communication, presentation, persuasion, and negotiation skills;
• Dynamic, creative, and goal-oriented.

Career Opportunities

Graduates in Logistics and Supply Chain Management are qualified for a diverse range of professional roles, including:

• Production Planning Engineers, Logistics Engineers, and Supply Chain Specialists within domestic and international manufacturing enterprises and corporations.
• Transportation and Logistics Officers in government agencies or private transportation service providers.
• Specialists in various functional areas such as:
  • Strategic Planning and Market Development
  • Marketing and Customer Service
  • Warehouse and Logistics Management
  • Import-Export Systems and Freight Forwarding
• Leadership Advancement: Graduates have ample opportunities to advance to management roles, including Team Leaders or Department Heads in Sales, Market Research, and Planning.
• Executive Leadership & Entrepreneurship: Highly experienced professionals can attain executive positions such as Chief Executive Officer (CEO) or Chief Financial Officer (CFO) in major corporations, or successfully launch and manage their own startups in the industry.