Department of Logistics Management

A total of 128 credits is required for graduation, including core courses, specialized courses, elective courses, and general education courses.
Before graduation, students must obtain at least one recognized certification, complete a practical project, and present the project.

For more detailed course regulations, please refer to the Curriculum Structure Table corresponding to the year of admission.

Students of the Department of Logistics Management:

Before graduation, you must obtain at least one certification recognized by the department.
■ Industrial Engineer Certification: Production and Operations Management, Quality Management, Facility Planning
■ ERP Application Specialist: Production Manufacturing Module, Distribution Module

For more information on certifications recognized by the department, please visit Our Department Office.

Students of the Department of Logistics Management:

In the first semester of the third year, students can find a project supervisor.
Once a group of students has selected a supervisor, they must submit the Supervisor Agreement Form to the department office.
For the file format of the department’s project presentations, please download it from Common Forms.

Undergraduate students can use room C338 during non-class hours on weekdays for report discussions, adhering to departmental regulations.

Students of the Department of Logistics Management:

Internships are no longer a graduation requirement for students in this department.
However, if students wish to undertake an internship, they must find an internship company themselves,
obtain approval from their supervisor, and confirm the submission deadline for internship documents with the department office.

For more internship-related forms and instructions, please visit Our Department Office.

Students of the Department of Logistics Management:

The department maintains an ongoing exchange program with Germany’s Würzburg University of Applied Sciences.
Students who are interested in becoming exchange students can attend the "Germany Exchange Program Orientation" organized by the department’s student association each semester.
The orientation provides information on the application submission period, experiences of past exchange students, and other details.
After departmental review, the list of approved candidates will be announced.

Once approved, further procedures and more information about the Germany exchange program can be found in the International Exchange section of the department website.