COURSE CURRICULUM

Supply Chain Management is structured to provide students with a solid foundation in business and specialised expertise in logistics and supply chains. In the first semester, students gain essential business knowledge through modules such as Business Software, Financial Accounting, Management Information Systems, and Applied Business Mathematics, alongside language studies. The second semester deepens this foundation with courses in Digital Marketing, Cost Accounting, Operations Management, and Financial Mathematics, continuing language development. In the third semester, students explore International Law, Entrepreneurship, Microeconomics, and Applied Statistics, while also learning academic writing and research methods. The fourth semester shifts focus to core supply chain content, introducing students to Investment and Financing, Human Resources, Supply Chain Planning and Execution, SCM Process Management, and Global Logistics. The fifth semester explores future business trends and advanced SCM topics such as Digital SCM, ERP (SAP) applications, and strategic supply chain design, combined with an internship for practical experience. The sixth and final semester includes a second internship to solidify industry readiness, followed by a bachelor colloquium and the completion of a Bachelor's thesis. This curriculum combines theoretical depth with practical training, preparing students for global careers in supply chain and business management.