Logistics
| Rakennetyyppi: | Opintojakso |
|---|---|
| Koodi: | TL00BQ92 |
| OPS: | LT 2025-W |
| Taso: | Tradenomi (AMK) |
| Opiskeluvuosi: | 2 (2026-2027) |
| Lukukausi: | Kevät |
| Laajuus: | 5 op |
| Vastuuopettaja: | Sahebi, Daniel |
| Opetuskieli: | Englanti |
Osaamistavoitteet
Upon completing this course, students will have developed the ability to analyze logistics processes and formulate effective strategies for managing supply chain operations. They will understand the complexities of procurement, inventory management, transportation, warehousing, and distribution and their impact on business performance. Students will gain proficiency in utilizing logistics information systems, applying appropriate methods and tools to enhance efficiency and visibility across supply chains. They will also learn to assess and implement strategies for transportation, warehousing, and demand forecasting to optimize logistics operations. Furthermore, students will be equipped to address challenges related to logistics risk, sustainability, and quality management, incorporating principles of corporate social responsibility and ethical procurement. They will also develop the ability to evaluate supplier relationships, manage logistics networks, and apply digital solutions to improve logistics efficiency and customer satisfaction.
Opiskelijan työmäärä
1 ECTS credit = 27 hours of work
5 ECTS = 135 hours
Edeltävät opinnot / Suositellut valinnaiset opinnot
No prior knowledge of logistics is required. This is a basic course, and students will be introduced to fundamental concepts of logistics and supply chain management.
Sisältö
• Introduction to Logistics
• The Role of Logistics in Business and Supply Chain Management
• Logistics and Information Technology
• Transportation and Distribution Networks
• Warehousing and Inventory Management
• Procurement and Supplier Management
• Demand Management and Order Processing
• Packaging and Material Handling
• Sustainability and Ethical Practices in Logistics
• Risk and Quality Management in Logistics
Aluevaikuttavuus
The Logistics course has a significant regional impact by equipping students with essential skills in supply chain management, procurement, transportation, and warehousing, contributing to the efficiency of local businesses and industries. By fostering expertise in supplier management, demand forecasting, and distribution networks, the course helps optimize regional supply chains, reducing costs and improving service levels. Its emphasis on sustainability and ethical procurement encourages environmentally responsible logistics practices, while the integration of digital solutions and logistics information systems supports technological advancement in the region. Additionally, the focus on risk and quality management strengthens regional supply networks, making them more resilient. As graduates apply their knowledge in local industries, they drive innovation, enhance competitiveness, and support economic growth, ultimately making logistics operations in the region more efficient, sustainable, and technologically advanced.
Kansainvälisyys
The Logistics course has a strong international dimension, preparing students to navigate global supply chains and logistics networks. By covering topics such as procurement, transportation, distribution, and supplier management, the course enables students to understand the complexities of international trade and cross-border logistics. The integration of digital solutions and logistics information systems enhances their ability to work in globalized environments, improving efficiency and visibility across international supply chains. Additionally, the course addresses sustainability and ethical procurement, which are crucial in ensuring compliance with international regulations and corporate social responsibility standards. With a focus on risk and quality management, students learn to mitigate challenges associated with global logistics operations. Overall, the course equips students with the skills and knowledge needed to operate effectively in international markets, making them valuable assets for multinational companies and global trade.
Opiskelumateriaali
It is sufficient for students to study the PowerPoint slides and the reading materials provided by the teacher for each lecture.
Arviointimenetelmät
• Participation in contact teaching 20%
• Learning diary 50 %
• Group work 30 %