Further Information
The Department of Supply Chain Management and Logistics aims to educate students in order to become scientists of Logistics, who, based on their theoretical and applied scientific training, disseminate, use, and promote modern technology in the field of Logistics Administration.
The curriculum offers to students the necessary knowledge and competences in Logistics and Supply Chain Management. Specifically:
It trains students with the necessary scientific knowledge regarding Logistics and Supply Chain Management in order to apply and promote modern practices and technologies.
If offers to students the appropriate theoretical background regarding the main operations of Logistics and Supply Chain Management.
It offers to students the main ideas, principles, and techniques for the successful design, execution, monitoring, and control of the procedures of the Logistics and Supply Chain Management.
It promotes the sciences of the Logistics and Supply Chain Management through the application of research activities.
It provides students with the necessary background on key issues of the Logistics and Supply Chain Management sciences, allowing them to continuously stay up to date about technological achievements and actively participate in the creation of new and modern technologies.
It supports the competences of students with regard to the practices, challenges, and opportunities of the market with regard to the Logistics and Supply Chain Management sciences.
It provides an integrated understanding of the tools and techniques required for the analysis, the evaluation, and the application of the best possible practices and solutions at an international level.
It provides knowledge about the basic elements of the main logistic procedures, such as: customer services, procurements, production support, transports and distributions, stock management, storage, and returns.
It provides the necessary knowledge in order for graduates to be able to correlate and apply specialised software applications and innovative technologies of the business units and organisations in a supply chain / chain of value.
Relation To Employment
The vocational rights are described in Presidential Decree 174/2006, Article 3 (Government Gazette Α’, no. 184/5-9-2006).
Transitions
Access to this type of qualification have those who have completed at least the secondary education (level 4).
Holders of such qualifications gain access to study programmes at the same level or at level 7 or 8.
Ways To Aquire
Qualifications of this type are acquired via formal education.