Main courses of logistics management specialty.
Introduction to logistics, logistics planning and design, procurement and supply management, procurement project management, transportation management, warehousing management, distribution management, international logistics, international trade theory and practice, procurement process drills, transportation practice, warehousing management practice, logistics distribution center design, international logistics practice, success, innovation, quality development training, etc.
Knowledge and ability
1. Master the basic theory of logistics management;
2. Have the ability to operate logistics management applications;
3. Have the basic ability of logistics information organization, analysis and research, dissemination and development and utilization;
4. Be able to analyze, design and plan logistics systems and have basic logistics management capabilities;
5. Understand the latest development of logistics management;
6. Strong comprehensive application ability of foreign languages.
What are the main courses of university logistics management: introduction to logistics, logistics planning and design, procurement and supply management, procurement project management, transportation management, warehousing management, distribution management, international logistics, international trade theory and practice, procurement process exercise, transportation practice, warehousing management practice, logistics distribution center design, international logistics practice, success, innovation, quality development training, etc.
Students in this major mainly study basic theories and professional knowledge in economy, accounting, trade, management, law, information resource management and computer. To cultivate logistics management talents who have certain logistics planning and design, logistics management and logistics operation capabilities and can engage in policy formulation and logistics operation management in economic management departments, trading companies and logistics enterprises.
There is polarization in the logistics industry. First of all, the entry threshold is low, and the requirements for junior positions (compared with positions that do not require much experience, for example) are lower. Some can even do it in high school and technical secondary school (of course, there are more college students in these two years, and older companies will require junior college). To tell the truth, in some projects I handle, in order to save costs, it is recommended to use employees with lower academic qualifications. On the one hand, the cost is low, on the other hand, the turnover rate may be low. Management positions in the logistics industry (not only managers, managers and other management positions, but also some management planning positions) require academic qualifications or experience (preferably rich experience) or even high education plus rich experience. It is precisely these positions, whether doing logistics in enterprises, third-party logistics, fourth-party logistics, or consulting companies, can get higher income and treatment.
However, if you want to be a senior post in the logistics industry, analytical ability is very important, and logical thinking should be clear (similar to the ability to kiss up and learn larded, which is a universal law, so I won't say it here).