Bachelor in Logistics Management

Logistics Management focuses on the planning and coordination of supply chains, covering transportation, warehousing, inventory management, and procurement. Students study how goods move efficiently from production to consumption, including topics such as demand forecasting, supply chain design, and distribution strategy. Coursework often combines quantitative methods, such as optimization and data analysis, with practical case studies of logistics operations in manufacturing, retail, and international shipping. Students also examine the role of technology and information systems in coordinating complex supply chains. Graduates pursue careers in logistics and supply chain roles across manufacturing, retail, shipping, and freight forwarding companies, as well as further study in logistics or operations management. This bachelor program runs 4 years and is taught in English at Altınbaş University in İstanbul, Turkey, a location with direct relevance to logistics given the city's role as a shipping and transport hub connecting Europe and Asia. The English-medium curriculum prepares international students for logistics careers that increasingly operate across borders and language groups. Practical exercises and case analysis help students translate supply chain theory into operational decision-making.