Logistics prepares graduates to manage procurement, distribution, transportation, storage, recycling, and disposal processes (Green Logistics), as well as to use modern IT tools that support these processes (Smart Logistics). Practical skills in applying logistical methods, techniques, and tools enable effective customer service, competition in both national and international markets. A graduate in logistics is prepared to carry out demanding and complex logistical tasks and can creatively improve logistical processes at every stage of their operation.

CAREER PERSPECTIVES:

• Logistics specialist

• Purchasing and procurement specialist, production planning

• Distribution specialist, inventory optimization

• National and international freight forwarder

• Supply chain management specialist

• Cargo turnover security specialist

• Customer service and e-commerce specialist

• Warehouse manager

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SPECIALIZATIONS:

• Enterprise logistics
• Trade and distribution logistics
• Transport economics and forwarding
• Maritime logistics
• Transportation economics and shipping

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Second Degree Studies:
The interdisciplinary nature of the field of logistics, second degree studies, allows the graduate to deepen knowledge and acquire skills in the use of advanced technology and technology used in modeling, simulation and visualization of logistics processes, the use of intelligent decision-making systems, communication tools for logistics teams, data mining, quality management or the use of unmanned aerial vehicles in logistics. The flexible program of studies allows for a wide selection of specialized subjects enabling you to deepen your knowledge and skills in selected areas of theory and practice of modern and future logistics