Bachelor in Logistics Management

Logistics management studies the planning, coordination, and control of the flow of goods, services, and information from origin to point of consumption. Coursework typically covers supply chain management, transportation and distribution, inventory control, warehousing, procurement, and international trade, alongside business fundamentals such as economics and operations management. Students learn to analyze supply networks, optimize distribution systems, and use planning software and quantitative methods to reduce costs and improve delivery performance. The discipline draws on both engineering-style process thinking and business management principles, reflecting the interdisciplinary nature of modern supply chains that span manufacturing, retail, and international shipping. Graduates find roles as logistics coordinators, supply chain analysts, procurement specialists, and operations managers across manufacturing, retail, and transportation sectors. This bachelor's program is delivered in English over 4 years at Beykoz University in İstanbul, Turkey, a location well positioned given the city's role as a major logistics and trade hub connecting European and Asian markets, and the program follows a curriculum structure typical of logistics management degrees offered in English at Turkish universities.