Bachelor in Logistics Management

Logistics Management focuses on the planning, coordination, and control of the movement of goods, services, and information across supply chains. Typical coursework includes transportation management, warehousing, inventory control, procurement, supply chain analytics, and international trade operations, supported by core business subjects like operations management and business statistics. Students learn to evaluate distribution networks, optimize shipping routes, manage supplier relationships, and apply technology tools used in modern logistics planning. Case studies and simulations often introduce students to real-world challenges such as demand forecasting, cost control, and coordinating multi-modal transportation. Graduates find roles in freight and shipping companies, manufacturing and retail supply chain departments, procurement teams, customs and trade compliance, and third-party logistics providers. Some progress into supply chain consulting or operations management positions. This 4-year bachelor program is taught in English at Istanbul Bilgi University, located in Istanbul, Turkey. As a private institution, the university situates the program within a faculty oriented toward business and management studies. The curriculum blends analytical methods with practical exposure to logistics systems, preparing graduates to manage the flow of goods within increasingly interconnected and international markets.