COURSE CURRICULUM

The Logistics and International Trade program prepares graduates with a strong understanding of logistics, supply chain management, and general business, enabling them to contribute effectively to organisational goals from entry-level positions. Students develop the knowledge, practical skills, and professional attitudes needed for careers in logistics and global trade. Key modules include Sales and Export, Supply Chain Management, Procurement and Production, Process Management, International Labour Relations, and International Trade. Throughout the program, students build advanced problem-solving and analytical skills that can be applied across a wide range of industries and future managerial roles. The course is ideal for both international and local students who are interested in logistics, comfortable with mathematics, and seeking strong career opportunities. In the logistics component, students study how to plan, implement, and control the efficient flow of goods, services, and information across supply chains. These processes are essential for meeting customer service goals and maintaining a company’s competitive advantage. In the international trade component, students explore economic and trade theories, global business conditions, and intercultural communication. They also study marketing, management, and the use of English in the anglophone trade and business world. Additionally, students learn about the relationships between organisations, culture, society, and the global business environment, preparing them for successful international careers.