Logistics and Supply Chain Management
Faculty of Computer Science and Information Technology
The study programme “Logistics and Supply Chain Management” focuses on topical problems of The study programme “Logistics and Supply Chain Management” focuses on topical problems of logistics systems and supply chain management, in particular, on appropriate information technology based solutions and their implementation, and contribute to the education of highly qualified professionals who have the knowledge and skills to operate in an international environment.
Study programme has a strong focus on students’ competencies development in logistics information technology solutions, simulation and modelling methods and tools, which develops the technical approach to solving logistics systems and supply chain problems. The study programme offers the latest developments in the industry at a high international level, as it joins three universities from different European countries, which provide expertise in different specializations, namely:
- “Logistics information systems” (Riga Technical University, Latvia),
- “Transport Logistics” (UAB Autonomous University of Barcelona, Spain),
- “Logistics Systems Engineering and Implementation” (UASW Technical University of Applied Sciences Wildau, Berlin, Germany)
Students and academic staff mobility promotes knowledge and experience exchange among partner universities.
Programme content
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The study programme “Logistics and Supply Chain Management” focuses on topical problems of The study programme “Logistics and Supply Chain Management” focuses on topical problems of logistics systems and supply chain management, in particular, on appropriate information technology based solutions and their implementation, and contribute to the education of highly qualified professionals who have the knowledge and skills to operate in an international environment.
Study programme has a strong focus on students’ competencies development in logistics information technology solutions, simulation and modelling methods and tools, which develops the technical approach to solving logistics systems and supply chain problems. The study programme offers the latest developments in the industry at a high international level, as it joins three universities from different European countries, which provide expertise in different specializations, namely:
- “Logistics information systems” (Riga Technical University, Latvia),
- “Transport Logistics” (UAB Autonomous University of Barcelona, Spain),
- “Logistics Systems Engineering and Implementation” (UASW Technical University of Applied Sciences Wildau, Berlin, Germany)
Students and academic staff mobility promotes knowledge and experience exchange among partner universities.
Admission requirements
Programme content
Career options
Graduates can work as a logistics systems implementation consultants and supply chain managers, logistics information systems managers, logistics and information technology project managers, logistics application software specialists, logistics systems and supply chain modelling specialists, purchasing or transportation managers, information technology department managers for logistics company. Graduates are also prepared for continuing work in industrial research and development as well as in scientific research and higher education.
Study options
It is possible to continue education to obtain a Doctoral degree.
