Logistics and supply chains play a crucial role in the development of the economy, especially international integration. When logistics and supply chain management are well organized and effectively managed, they provide competitive advantages for businesses and economies over others. In our country, there is a high demand for high-quality human resources training in logistics and supply chain management.
Thang Long University is one of the first institutions authorized by the Ministry of Education and Training to offer a Bachelor's degree program in Logistics and Supply Chain Management to meet the growing needs of the economy.

Training objectives

• ​Equip students with fundamental and in-depth knowledge of logistics and supply chain management, meeting the requirements for managing production and supply activities in various stages of enterprises' and the industry's value chains. Students will have the capacity to advise, consult, and organize logistics and supply chain management activities as professionals in the field.

• ​Provide students with knowledge of economic management and production management, including mathematical knowledge applicable to the economy, economics, finance and accounting, business administration, and marketing. Based on this foundation, students will acquire and master the professional knowledge of the industry, such as the basic principles of logistics and supply chain management, production management, supply management, goal setting, logistics strategy development, logistics operations management, and effectiveness evaluation for logistics activities.

• ​Develop essential soft skills for students, including interpretation and presentation skills, teamwork skills, problem-solving skills, leadership skills, etc.

Training program

Post-graduation Job Opportunities

• Pursue further studies in teaching and research

• Work as specialists in state management agencies for logistics and supply chain management

• Supply Chain Planning: Typically, analyzing supply chain operations and developing strategies.

• Product Demand Planning: Involving forecasting and estimating future demand, and implementing supply chain functions to meet those demands.

• Production Planning.

• Capacity planning: Aiming to optimize production, procurement, and collaboration with partners in the supply chain.

• Logistics resource planning: coordinating personnel, and managing warehouse assets and transportation.

• Transportation planning: consolidating customer orders and planning efficient delivery routes for the transportation team.