Programme overview

Main Subject

Logistics / Supply Chain Management

Degree

Other

Study Level

Undergraduate

Study Mode

Online

The Bachelor of Integral Logistics will be trained to perform in:

Management positions or direction of operational areas of the organizations affected by distribution or supply.
Organizations of the private and public sector, either as responsible for the integral management of the supply chain or as responsible for any of the functional areas, such as supply, storage, transportation, planning, distribution and management of the demand.
Management positions of transport or storage companies that provide services to companies.
Academic institutions for the development of research and dissemination projects in the field of logistics.

The Bachelor of Integral Logistics will be trained to:

Design, plan, direct and control:

Logistics and cataloging information systems.
Logistics systems and networks.
Research, investment and development projects in the logistics area.
The functional systems of the logistics area.
Locate and distribute facilities.
Coordinate multimodal distribution chains.
Propose new logistics and national and international distribution systems to achieve greater competitiveness.
Participate and generate academic research in logistics that serves as input for decision-making in both the public and private spheres.
Provide consulting and advisory services in relation to logistics issues to SMEs, public or private companies and service organizations.

Programme overview

Main Subject

Logistics / Supply Chain Management

Degree

Other

Study Level

Undergraduate

Study Mode

Online

The Bachelor of Integral Logistics will be trained to perform in:

Management positions or direction of operational areas of the organizations affected by distribution or supply.
Organizations of the private and public sector, either as responsible for the integral management of the supply chain or as responsible for any of the functional areas, such as supply, storage, transportation, planning, distribution and management of the demand.
Management positions of transport or storage companies that provide services to companies.
Academic institutions for the development of research and dissemination projects in the field of logistics.

The Bachelor of Integral Logistics will be trained to:

Design, plan, direct and control:

Logistics and cataloging information systems.
Logistics systems and networks.
Research, investment and development projects in the logistics area.
The functional systems of the logistics area.
Locate and distribute facilities.
Coordinate multimodal distribution chains.
Propose new logistics and national and international distribution systems to achieve greater competitiveness.
Participate and generate academic research in logistics that serves as input for decision-making in both the public and private spheres.
Provide consulting and advisory services in relation to logistics issues to SMEs, public or private companies and service organizations.

Admission Requirements

1 4x4 photo and a copy of the DNI on the front and back.
For bachelor's degrees and cycles of curricular complementation: middle level degree (secondary), higher level undergraduate degree (tertiary) duly legalized and certified by a Higher University or Non-University Institution, copy of analytical certificate (numbered and authenticated by the Director of the educational establishment of origin).
The workload must not be less than 1,600 hours. clock.
The duration of the degree should not be less than 2 years.
It must be sent in a single PDF file to the email address of your management unit, including the enrollment application completed digitally with the date and signature of the student.
Keep in mind that to take final exams, you must then present your physical secondary and tertiary degree (original and legalized copy before your unit).

Program Duration

2 Years

Starting Month(s)

Mar

Starting Month(s)

Aug

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