Program Overview
The part-time Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) in Logistics Management program at Fachhochschule Dresden (FHD) equips students with a comprehensive understanding of modern supply chains and their challenges. The program emphasizes process optimization and adaptability in the face of digitalization. Graduates receive an internationally recognized B.Sc. and are well-prepared for management positions in the logistics industry.
Program Outline
Degree Overview:
The part-time Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) in Logistics Management program at the Fachhochschule Dresden (FHD) is designed to equip students with a comprehensive understanding of modern supply chains and their challenges. The program goes beyond general logistics expertise, covering procurement, production, distribution, disposal, packaging, and hazardous goods logistics. It emphasizes process, flow, and network thinking. The program aims to develop students' abilities to optimize complex logistics processes and ensure timely supply of products and raw materials, acting as a central interface between various players in the supply chain. The program highlights the importance of adaptability in the face of digitalization, preparing students to integrate new technologies into existing processes. It stresses practical relevance, incorporating real-world experiences and current market developments into the curriculum. Graduates receive an internationally recognized B.Sc. in Logistics Management.
Outline:
The curriculum includes a strong foundation in business fundamentals such as marketing, controlling, and cross-company logistics systems. It also covers soft and communication skills, various management methods, technical understanding, and labor and social law. The program features specialized language training in "Business English for Logistics Managers." The program has two main focus areas: Production Logistics and Transport Logistics. Specific course content includes:
- Economics
- Marketing
- Business, transport, and logistics law
- Information systems in logistics
- Air transport and shipping
- Waste disposal, packaging, and hazardous goods logistics
- Supply chain management
- ERP systems The program lasts 9 semesters, potentially shortened with prior training qualifications. Classes are held on Monday and Wednesday evenings.
Teaching:
The program emphasizes practical application and real-world relevance. Learning is not solely theoretical; students apply knowledge through practical projects. The program incorporates students' professional experiences into the learning process through practical reflections and discussions with lecturers within study groups. The curriculum is updated to reflect current market developments.
Careers:
Graduates are well-prepared for management positions in various industries. Logistics is in high demand across sectors. Potential employment areas include logistics and forwarding companies, logistics departments in trade and industry, software companies, airports, and seaports. Specific career paths include:
- Logistics project management and consulting
- Logistics services
- Logistics process management
- Logistics controlling
- Controlling
- Quality management in logistics
Other:
The FHD is a private university, not supported by public funds. The university emphasizes individual support for students throughout their studies.
