Logistics and Supply Chain Management

Overview

The Bachelor’s program in Tourism and Hospitality Management is designed with an application-oriented approach, equipping students with in-depth knowledge of Tourism and Hospitality Management, strong professional skills, and diverse career competencies. Graduates are trained to work independently and collaboratively, with a strong sense of preserving, protecting, and promoting tourism resources. They are also prepared to adapt and thrive in multicultural and international environments, meeting the demand for high-quality human resources in the labor market. The program emphasizes ethical values, responsibility, and a commitment to lifelong learning, enabling graduates to address the challenges of industrialization, globalization, and sustainable development while integrating into the international landscape.

Major code

7510605

Enrollment combination

Academic years

4 years

Degree

Bachelor

Logistics and Supply Chain Management

Highlights of the training program

Top-Quality Education

The program received accreditation for its quality on February 26, 2021, meeting 86% of the criteria. Built on international standards and aligned with both national and global competency frameworks, the curriculum is continuously updated to reflect the latest trends in tourism and hospitality, equipping students with modern and practical knowledge.

Experienced Lecturer with Practical Expertise

The faculty comprises seasoned professionals and respected former practitioners in the tourism industry. Their rich practical experience enables them to deliver engaging lessons that seamlessly integrate theory and practice, inspiring students and providing clear career guidance.

Practice-Oriented Learning

During the course of their studies, students gain hands-on experience by being placed in local tourism companies, leading tours, participating in field projects, and engaging with travel businesses. These activities help students develop essential skills in communication, problem-solving, and service management while building confidence and practical expertise, ensuring job readiness upon graduation.

International Development Opportunities

Students have access to international exchange programs and collaborations with leading tourism enterprises and organizations. These opportunities allow students to broaden their perspectives, learn advanced tourism management models, and establish careers in a global environment

Learning, Teaching & Assessment Methods

Learning Methods

A self-directed approach that empowers students to actively seek and explore knowledge. Students are encouraged to work in groups to develop collaboration and communication skills, as well as participate in practical projects.

Teaching Methods

Lecturing, group activities, case studies and problem-solving, presentations, internships, reporting, and more.

Assessment Methods

A variety of assessment methods are applied to monitor students' academic progress. Students engage in presentations and debates, enhancing their communication skills.

Program structure

Career opportunities

After graduation, Bachelor’s degree holders in Logistics and Supply Chain Management can pursue the following career positions:

Logistics Executive: Responsible for coordinating transportation, warehousing, and delivery operations while optimizing logistics costs for the company.
Supply Chain Specialist: Manage and optimize the entire supply chain, from raw materials and production to warehousing and product distribution.
Import–Export Specialist: Handle customs procedures, international documentation, and coordinate import–export activities.
Procurement / Purchasing Officer: Identify and evaluate suppliers, negotiate pricing, and ensure a stable supply of materials for business operations.
Warehouse Manager: Oversee warehouse operations, manage inventory control, and ensure efficient storage and distribution processes.
Demand Planner: Analyze market data and forecast product demand to support effective production and distribution planning.
Transportation and Distribution Coordinator: Plan transportation activities, select appropriate shipping methods, and ensure timely delivery of goods.
Supply Chain Manager: Develop strategies and coordinate the entire supply chain system to optimize costs and operational efficiency.