COURSE CURRICULUM

Transportation Logistics program provides a comprehensive education designed to prepare students for diverse roles within the transport and supply chain sectors. The curriculum begins with Transportation Law, Contracts, and Insurances (60 hours), establishing a strong legal framework essential for managing transportation operations effectively. Students advance their skills in Procurement and Inventory Management (75 hours) to optimize stock control and supply processes. Core logistics principles are covered through courses such as Logistics Management (60 hours) and Logistics Information Systems (60 hours), emphasizing planning, execution, and monitoring using modern technology. The program also addresses Passenger Transportation (45 hours) and Supply Production Chain Management (60 hours), providing a broad perspective on various transport modes and supply chain stages. Distribution Management (60 hours) and Control Panel in Logistics Transportation (60 hours) focus on coordinating goods movement and using operational tools for efficiency. Specialized courses like Intercontinental Transportation (75 hours) and International Payments (60 hours) prepare students for global logistics challenges, while Network Logistics (45 hours) and International Logistics Management (45 hours) explore international transport networks and compliance with trade regulations. Introduction to ERP (45 hours) familiarizes students with essential enterprise resource planning software, and Road Transportation and Organization (60 hours) covers the specifics of road transport logistics. Customs and International Agreements (45 hours) teach students about regulatory compliance in global trade. The program concludes with a 120-hour internship, offering practical experience and industry exposure. Together, these courses equip graduates with the skills necessary to manage complex logistics operations, coordinate supply chains, optimize transportation routes, and contribute effectively to the global movement of goods in an interconnected economy.