Bachelor's Logistic Management

Today’s businesses become more competitive due to rapid change and globalization. Competition in both local and international markets requires an excellent distribution network as a must. With the rapid change in the development of information technologies, business processes are changed, as well as, customers accelerate their expectations. We start to notice more and more impatient customers in the market, and customers start to inquire about different channels of delivery. To survive in such a challenging environment, logistics and logistics management are becoming increasingly important. Logistics deal with the procurement of raw materials, their delivery to the production environment, storage of raw materials as well as finished goods, and distribution channels, which are also important activities within a supply chain. These changes increase the importance of logistics both in Turkey, as a bridge between East and West, and globally. Therefore, we do see strong Logistics programs in both national and international universities.

Aim of the Program

The purpose of the Logistics Management program is both to promote the importance of logistics in Turkey and to help national and international companies by providing well-prepared professionals as human resources. As a bridge between the East and the West, Turkey becoming a hub for many logistics firms. Therefore, the program has both interdisciplinary and international content. The courses are designed to the needs of the sector, supported by foreign language and computer labs, modern classrooms are performed. In addition, the curriculum of all transport modes (road, sea, rail, air, and inland waterway transport). We expect our graduates to have both theoretical background and market experience, using the branded courses, and Co-op opportunities in logistics.

Career Opportunities

The graduates of BAU Logistics Management Department may find career opportunities at the below foundations and institutions with the help of knowledge and practice they acquire during their education:

• Logistics, Purchasing, Supply, and Foreign Trade Departments of production, service, and sales companies
• Logistics Service Providers (3PL or 4PL)
• Freight Forwarders
• Logistics Departments of Insurance, Finance, Audit, and Foreign Trade Companies
• Logistics Departments of Universities and Research Institutes
• Related Departments of State Planning Organization, Ministry of Transportation, and other Government Organizations
• Logistics Consultancy and Training Companies
• Logistics Applications Departments of Communications and Information Technology Companies
• Customs Brokerage
• Maritime and Port Authorities
• Civil Society Organizations
• Logistics Centers
• Related Departments of Free Zones