Course Structure:

Your first semesters will introduce you to logistic systems as well as to planning and applied problem-solving methods. You will acquire a firm grounding in business administration and specialist knowledge in technical fields such as information technology and electrical engineering, learning for example about identification systems and automation. The 4th and 5thsemesters will than give you the chance to broaden your professional horizon by studying electives in the fields of logistics, engineering or economics according to your interest and career aspirations. You will also have the opportunity to work independently on a research or development project. The 6th semester focuses on the practical application of your knowledge and will give you the chance to either do a work placement or study abroad. This will bean other valuable experience and a great boost to your CV. In the 7th semester you will complete your bachelor's thesis, which you will then present and defend in an open discussion with professors.

Perspectives & Job Prospects

As a graduate you will be a highly qualified expert in the management of logistics and will also have the knowledge and skills to respond to new challenges in the field of public and private mobility. You can expect to work in business areas like planning, implementation or economic operation and optimization of current or future logistic processes and mobility concepts. Our graduates are highly sought after for senior positions in mobility and logistics. They gain employment as planners, consultants, innovators or optimizers and are often responsible for distribution, purchasing or process and product development.

Language knowledge required

A sufficient level of English language proficiency (CEFR level B2 or better).

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