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Program Overview

The logistics and supply chain management program provides a comprehensive education in the integration of business processes, from raw materials to final consumers. With 8 terms and 144 credit hours, the program covers topics such as supply chain activities, information technology, and global management, preparing students for a wide range of careers in supply chain management. The curriculum utilizes up-to-date materials and real-world experiences to equip graduates with the knowledge and skills for a successful career in the field.

Program Outline

Logistics and Supply Chain Management Program Extraction:

Degree Overview:

• Program Description: The logistics and supply chain management major is an integrated program of study concerned with the integration of business processes across organizations, from material sources and suppliers through manufacturing and processing to the final customer.
• Program Focus: This major provides students with the core knowledge related to a wide variety of supply chain activities, including demand planning, purchasing, inventory control, distribution, information technology, and global supply chain management.
• Learning Approach: Lectures and applications in this major highly rely on up-to-date materials, case studies, field visits, and projects that would prepare students to work in the very competitive and lucrative fields of supply chain management.
• Career Preparation: The supply chain management major prepares students for a broad career field, where professionals are involved in every step of the process in providing goods to the consumer, from the time when materials are grown in the ground or mined from it, until they appear on the retail store shelves.
Graduates with a supply chain major are likely to work in any of these key areas: materials and procurement, logistics, supply chain management, inventory management, operations, distribution, sales and customer service, and consulting.

Outline:

• Program Structure: The program is structured into 8 terms.
• Credit Hours: The program requires 144 credit hours.
• Course Schedule: The program is divided into 8 terms, with specific courses offered in each term.
• Modules:
• Term 1:
• EBA110 - Mathematics
• EL111 - Financial Accounting
• EL112 - Principles of Management
• EL113 - Microeconomics
• EL115 - Principles of Transport Management
• EL123 - Logistics Management 1
• Term 2:
• EL114 - Study Skills
• EL121 - Cost Accounting
• EL122 - Applied Statistics
• EL124 - Macroeconomics
• EL213 - Principles of Marketing
• EL214 - International Trade Economics
• EL215 - Logistics Management II
• EL216 - Operations Research
• EL222 - Cargo Handling Management
• EL223 - Imports and Exports Management
• EL224 - Transport Economics
• EL225 - Introduction to Law
• EL226 - Operations Management
• Term 5:
• EL311 - Business Law
• EL312 - Human Resources Management
• EL313 - Ports and Terminals Operations Management
• ELS314 - Introduction to Supply Chain Management
• ELS315 - Warehousing Management
• ELS316 - Procurement Management
• Term 6:
• EL321 - Financial Management
• EL322 - Managerial Accounting
• EL323 - Quality Management
• ELS324 - e-Logistics
• ELS325 - Retail Management
• ELS326 - Management of Distribution Institutions
• Term 7:
• EL411 - Research Methodology
• EL412 - Risk and Insurance Management
• ELS414 - Reverse Logistics Management
• ELS415 - Supply Chain Modeling
• ELS416 - Global Supply Chain Management
• Term 8:
• EL421 - Graduation Project
• EL422 - Strategic Management
• ELS425 - Customer Relationship Management
• ELS426 - Humanitarian Logistics
• ELT326 - International Business Management

Careers:

• Career Fields: Graduates with a supply chain major are likely to work in any of these key areas: materials and procurement, logistics, supply chain management, inventory management, operations, distribution, sales and customer service, and consulting.