Logistics

What is taught in this program

In the Logistics program, students learn the fundamentals of planning, managing and optimizing the flows of goods, services and information. Core subjects include transport logistics, warehouse management, supply chain management, international trade and cargo transportation rules, as well as the basics of economics, management and law.

Theory is combined with practice throughout the studies: students work on calculations, projects and case studies, analyze transport routes and learn to use data processing software. As a result, they develop systems thinking, teamwork and communication skills.

Who will the graduate become

A logistics graduate can work in companies as a specialist who organizes supply, procurement, warehouse and transport operations. Typical positions include:

• logistics specialist or logistician;
• supply chain specialist or assistant manager;
• transport and freight dispatcher or coordinator;
• warehouse management specialist;
• specialist in international freight forwarding and shipping.

With experience, graduates can also advance to head of department or head of a logistics service.

Where you can work

In Uzbekistan, logistics specialists are in demand in retail and trade networks, industrial enterprises, agriculture and food production, transport and railway organizations, road transport, air cargo, as well as dry ports and cargo terminals. Graduates also find jobs in logistics companies, freight forwarding firms, customs and free economic zones, and state and private organizations engaged in export and import.

Who this program suits

The program suits applicants who value systematic thinking, enjoy planning and working with precision, and like communicating with people and understanding processes. An interest in mathematics and working with data, organizational skills, responsibility and the ability to adapt quickly to change are important. Knowledge of foreign languages, especially English, is an advantage. Young people interested in geography and international relations may also find this field appealing.