Bachelor in Logistics Management

Logistics management examines how companies plan and control the movement of goods, materials, and information through supply chains, from raw materials to end customers. Coursework generally covers supply chain fundamentals, transportation and distribution, warehouse and inventory management, procurement, and logistics information systems, supported by case studies and projects that involve analyzing and improving logistics processes. Students build skills in both strategic supply chain thinking and the day-to-day operational tools used to manage transportation, storage, and order fulfillment. Typical career destinations include supply chain and logistics coordination, transportation planning, procurement, and operations roles in manufacturing, retail, and logistics service companies, along with the option of graduate study in supply chain management for those seeking more advanced positions. This bachelor program is taught in English over 4 years at Bahçeşehir University in İstanbul, Turkey. As a city situated on major international trade routes, İstanbul provides relevant context for coursework centered on transportation and supply chain networks. The curriculum generally introduces core supply chain concepts early and builds toward more applied, project-based logistics coursework in later years. Analytical exercises, group projects, and case discussions are common instructional methods used in logistics management programs of this kind.