Bachelor in Logistics Management

Logistics Management focuses on the planning, coordination, and control of the movement of goods, information, and resources across supply chains. Typical coursework covers transportation management, warehousing and inventory control, procurement, supply chain design, international trade logistics, and operations management, often paired with quantitative methods for forecasting and decision-making. Students learn how companies coordinate the flow of materials and products from suppliers to end customers, balancing cost, speed, and reliability. The program combines business management principles with logistics-specific knowledge, preparing graduates to manage complex, often global, supply networks. Career paths include roles in supply chain management, transportation and freight coordination, warehouse and distribution management, procurement, and international trade operations across manufacturing, retail, and logistics service companies. This 4-year bachelor program is offered at Yeditepe University in Istanbul, Turkey, with instruction delivered in English. Istanbul's position as a major transit hub connecting Europe and Asia makes it a relevant location for studying logistics, given the city's role in regional and international trade routes. The program aims to equip students with the analytical and organizational skills needed to manage the movement of goods efficiently within increasingly complex and interconnected supply chains.