Bachelor in Logistics Management

Logistics Management focuses on the planning, coordination, and control of the flow of goods, information, and resources from suppliers to end consumers, covering the operational backbone of global trade and supply chains. Typical coursework includes supply chain management, transportation and distribution, inventory management, warehouse operations, procurement, international trade logistics, and operations research, often supported by case studies and simulations of real supply chain scenarios. Students learn to analyze logistics networks, optimize inventory and distribution decisions, evaluate transportation modes, and use quantitative methods to improve efficiency and reduce costs across supply chains. Graduates pursue careers as logistics coordinators, supply chain analysts, procurement specialists, and operations managers in manufacturing, retail, shipping, and international trade companies. This bachelor's program runs 4 years and is delivered in English at Istanbul Medipol University, located in İstanbul, Turkey. The 4-year curriculum builds from foundational business and quantitative courses toward specialized logistics and supply chain coursework, often incorporating industry projects that reflect Turkey's role as a logistics hub connecting Europe, Asia, and the Middle East. English-medium instruction allows international students to study global logistics practices and terminology while based in İstanbul, a major transportation and trade center. The program is well suited to students interested in the operational and analytical side of business who want to prepare for roles managing the movement of goods within increasingly complex global supply chains.