Bachelor in Logistics Management

Logistics management studies the planning, coordination, and control of the movement and storage of goods, information, and resources across supply chains. Coursework typically includes supply chain fundamentals, transportation and distribution management, inventory and warehouse management, procurement, and operations planning, often reinforced with case studies and quantitative exercises involving scheduling, routing, or demand forecasting. Students learn to analyze how goods move from suppliers to customers and how to design processes that reduce cost and improve reliability across a supply chain. Graduates commonly find roles in supply chain and logistics coordination, procurement, warehouse and distribution management, and operations planning across manufacturing, retail, and transportation companies, with some pursuing further study in supply chain management or business. This bachelor program is taught in English over 4 years at Bahçeşehir University in İstanbul, Turkey. İstanbul's position as a major transportation and trade hub, connecting routes between Europe and Asia, gives students in this program exposure to a city where logistics and supply chain activity is significant. Coursework generally combines theoretical study of supply chain principles with applied projects that ask students to solve logistics problems using quantitative methods. Case studies, simulations, and group projects are common ways logistics management programs connect classroom material to real supply chain operations.